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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 2005
Page
7
Kansans overtaxed by poverty and rising costs
At the Kansas League of Women Voters convention in Salina, Tawny Stottlemire of KACAP warned that hard work does not guarantee the American dream for thousands. She cited a report showing 11 percent in poverty by federal metrics but about 25 percent poor by the Basic Family Needs Budget, as Kansans struggle to provide housing, food, and shelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
Salina
Kansas
Tawny Stottlemire
Kansas Association of Community Action Agencies
Stottlemire
Kansas Wesleyan University
KACAP
Topeka
Plaza Theatre owner charged in eavesdropping case
Ottawa police say Richard W. Dimoush 40 owner of Plaza Theatre videotaped women in the theater restroom. He was arrested on eavesdropping and sexual exploitation of a child charges and released on bond. Investigators served warrants at the theater and his home as the probe continues with unknown scope of victims. The Plaza Theatre has operated since 1930 and Dimoush since 1996.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Ottawa Police
Plaza Theatre
S. Main St
Richard W. Dimoush
Ottawa
Ater
Randy Allan
Dennis Butler
Dimoush
South Sycamore Street
Butler
Shifting the burden in Kansas school funding debates
Eskridge residents recall decades of property tax rises and local anger as Kansas courts weigh a state education funding plan. Senators say relief has faded while school districts rely on levies. Eskridge Superintendent Schmidt urges more state dollars, not local tax authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Senate
Steve Morris
Hugoton
Kansas Supreme Court
Eskridge
Mission Valley
Chuck Schmidt
Topeka
Emporia
Alana County
Dunn's
Schmidt
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Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Tanner
Jonathan Brewster
Ottawa High School
Brooke Butler
Martha Brewster
Dali Newak
Walt Frthen
Caitie
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