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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1996

Page

3

Ottawa City Commission's admission

The Ottawa City Commission admitted to violating the Kansas Open Meetings Act when it met in executive session nearly a year ago to discuss intervening in a natural gas rate case. The minutes failed to state the specific subject, duration, or exact time and place for reopening to the public.

Kansas Attorney General’s Office Commission Ottawa City Commission City Commission Forrest Lowry

Contact details for Kansas and federal officials listed

A list of contact points for U S senators Bob Dole and Nancy Kassebaum, Governor Bill Graves, and Attorney General Carla Stovall with street addresses in Washington D C and Topeka Kansas plus telephone and Fox numbers.

U.S Bob Dole Hart Senate Washington, D.C Telephone Fox Nancy Kassebaum Russell Senate Carla Stovall Judicial Center Topeka

Gun rights debate meets child gunfire statistics

Opinion piece reflects on Second Amendment views amid alarming 1993 children gunfire deaths data from the Children’s Defense Fund and National Center for Health Statistics. It notes homicide and accidental deaths, racial disparities, and urges responsible ownership and safe storage without advocating a ban. Influences include Marian Wright Edelman and legal limits near schools.

Ansas Arizona National Rifle Association Intelligence of America Children’s Defense Fund Associated Press National Center For Health Statistics Marian Wright Edelman The Defense Fund

Topeka ethics reform stalls in conference committee

As the Legislature reconvenes on April 24 for a wrapup session, House and Senate ethics reform plans await conference committee resolution. The 51 page House bill and 13 page Senate version differ greatly, with supporters voicing concerns over gifts, lobbying, and money in campaigns while critics warn against local government limits and insider influence. Senate supporters like Parkinson and Kerr push for tighter rules though Kerr’s ban on PAC, corporate, and union money failed, and a broader push for aggressive gift limits and enforcement fell short.

House Senate Dave Kerr R Hutchinson Mark Parkinson Rolathe Bill Brady Dparsons Carol Dawson R-Russell Topeka Legislative Branch Parkinson Executive Branch Kerr Ways and Means Committee Brady Dawson Russell

Unbalanced equation to a Unabomber tale of math minds

A reflective piece contrasts a math minded elite with the broader public and recounts Theodore Kaczynski’s rise from a gifted student to a reclusive mathematician who later embraced anti-technology theories. It notes his arrest, family tips to the FBI, and speculation on how a genius can turn dangerous when perceiving world order as chaotic.

FBI Evergreen Park, Ill Theodore Kaczynski Harvard University of Michigan Kaczynski California

Ottawa teens face coaching conflict in baseball tournament

A caller argues Ottawa sixteen year olds Levi Moore Phillip Marez and Richard Guilfoyle are being taken from local American Legion play to join Athletes International in Hawaii July 21 29 coached by Matt Lloyd and Paul Hoekstra. They must try out raise 2000 and fund raising demands press parents with ticket sales burden while administrators address the issue.

Ottawa American Legion Levi Moore Phillip Marez Richard Guilfoyle Athletes International Hawaii Ottawa University Matt Lloyd Paul Hoekstra

Readers urged to sign letters with address and phone

The notice encourages signed correspondence for publication. Letters must include writer name, full address, and a telephone number for verification to speed publication.

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