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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 2008
Page
2
The 38th U.S. vice president Hubert H. Humphrey in 1965 shared a memorable quote that reflected his political ethos and public service mindset, highlighting values of leadership, courage, and civic duty.
The piece criticizes backroom maneuvers to push Clinton out and urges letting Florida and Michigan voters have a say. It warns that pressuring her risks party divisions while primaries strengthen a nominee, noting Clinton’s resilience and voters’ rights.
A compiled contact roster for U S leaders and Kansas officials includes President George Bush White House Sen Pat Roberts Sen Sam Brownback Rep Nancy Boyda Governor Kathleen Sebelius and Kansas lawmakers Pat Apple Derek Schmidt Tom Holland Bill Feuerborn Joe Hamerick Bill Otto with office locations and web forms where available for public correspondence
The Carnegie Cultural Center hosted a joint Elementary Art Show with Garfield Eisenhower Lincoln Eugene and Rield students and senior adults from Vintage Park Ottawa Retirement Village and Washburn Towers. Laura Callahan and Carl Halliburton designed the program fostering intergenerational dialogue and future collaborations funded by East Central Kansas Area Agency on Aging.
The columnist warns against alarmist science and health stories stressing trace chemical risks. He explains EPA risk formulas and argues that real danger often lies in everyday items and pathogens, not minute contaminants, urging moderation and reasonable precautions. He notes his own skepticism toward health and science headlines and provides contact details.
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