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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 2000
Page
2
Editorial argues Kansas should maintain public access to the Internet sex offender registry. It cites county postings, law enforcement use, and neighborly safety while noting privacy advocates and appeals court challenges. The piece defends keeping online access intact.
A Kansas City formation of the Million Mom March calls for nationwide action on gun safety to protect children. The campaign urges licensing handgun owners registering handguns cooling-off periods and background checks with corporate support and a Mothers Day rally in Kansas City at 11 a.m. May 13 at 47th Street and J C Nichols Parkway.
A fragmentary OCR lists multiple political contacts in Washington D C and Topeka Kansas. It includes names like Predidant Clinton Sam Brownback and Gov Oil Graves with street addresses phone numbers and office locations though many items are garbled or incomplete. The piece resembles a phone directory style block of public official contacts.
A bipartisan Kansas reform measure tightens lobbyist rules, boosts disclosure and limits entertainment, signaling a rare civic optimism. The piece contrasts state reform with national fund-raising, noting Kansas leaders’ perceived integrity and pledges to sustain the reform tradition amid pressure from corporate money.
A columnist weighs Cuban refugee politics as Gore and Bush leverage Elian’s fate for votes. He notes Miami sentiment, Reno’s legal stance, and a rising cult of Elian with mirage of miracles, and cautions against inflamed rhetoric while rejecting extreme analogies to Nazi Germany.
The Ottawa Herald invites letters to the Readers Forum limited to 500 words. Include your name, address and daytime phone number. Letters may be edited for length and clarity and readers are restricted to one letter per month.
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