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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 2007

Page

6

Heritage area expands Bleeding Kansas to Missouri frontier

Barker described a historical heritage area spanning Franklin County and 28 eastern Kansas and western Missouri counties. A National Park Service managed plan will guide development, with a $10 million grants fund for museums and sites. The project aims to attract diverse tourists with maps, signs, and partnerships, broadening to Lewis and Clark and broader frontier history.

Barker Franklin County Kansas Missouri Ottawa National Park Service National Parks Service East Coast Old Midwest John Brown Territorial Kan Congress Tarker

Rich heritage sites eyed for county history trail

Historian Barker highlights a heritage area spanning the Pottawatomie Massacre site near Lane and the Fort Scott Road California Trail in eastern Franklin County. She notes private owners including Ottawa University may open sites for visitors and envisions a local group to manage development with a $10 million grant fund for new sites.

Pottawatomie Lane John Brown Brown Fort Scott Road California Franklin County Kansas Barker Santa Fe Oregon Douglas County Brown Station California Springs Tony Jones Ottawa Ottawa University Colorado Meeker Historical Society

Food aid forum highlights hunger and policy across nations

The conference covered U S food policy abroad and domestic hunger in Kansas with a focus on relief needs amid violence. Senators Moran and Boyda urged bipartisan action to maintain food stamps as Kansas reports growing program enrollment and families relying on aid.

U.S Moran Topeka Forum United States Kansas Bob Dole Dole Boyda Kwaneka Bennett Bennett Kansas Action For Children Gary Brunk

Early voting bill stalls over voter ID provisions

Lawmakers may revisit a contested early voting measure after spring break as it remains in conference. Opponents complain the package includes citizenship proof and photo ID rules, linking voting access to controversial topics and hampering turnout in rural counties with consolidated polling sites.

Jesse Borton Ron Thornburgh Borton Senate Elections Committee Tim Huelskamp R-Fowler House Huelskamp House Elections Mike Burgess R-Topeka Kathleen Sebelius Saline County Don Merriman Merriman Salina Central Mall

Blades of Glory tops Easter box office with 23 million

Paramount and DreamWorks comedy Blades of Glory held the No 1 spot over Easter weekend with 23 million in U S and Canadian theaters. Meet the Robinsons followed with 17 million, while Grindhouse opened at No 4 with 11.6 million as audiences favored light fare over Tarantino-Rodriguez's double feature.

Los Angeles Quentin Tarantino Robert Rodriguez Grindhouse Paramount DreamWorks Disney Tarantino Rodriguez Will Ferrell Jon Heder Marvin Levy U.S Canadian Media By Numbers LLC The Robinsons TMNT

Imus apologizes again amid Rutgers remarks controversy

Don Imus, amid protests, defends himself as a good person who said a bad thing and vows to curb his acid tongue after criticizers blasted him for calling the Rutgers women’s team “nappy-headed hos.” He notes his Imus Ranch work and says he knows African Americans.

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