Ottawa urged to defend SBDC funding for small businesses
Local leaders urge re opening a satellite US SBDC office after Kansas University cuts threaten a 25 percent grant loss totaling about 19000 dollars. Ottawa officials call for collaboration among OU Ottawa University and chamber groups to preserve business services, advice, and mentoring for startups and existing firms.
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Uncounted Votes in 2000 Election Highlight Racial Gaps
A congressional study, prepared for Democrats, finds that votes in low income and high minority districts were more likely to be discarded in 2000. It estimates up to 1.9 percent of ballots could have been uncounted, potentially affecting the close Bush Gore race.
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Summer reading list from Ottawan Ted Haworth
Ted Haworth recommends Eyewitness to Power by David Gergen, a look at Nixon to Clinton era leadership and media. he also praises Flags of Our Fathers by James Bradley, noting family secrets about the Mt Suribachi flag raisers. The piece references D Day authors Ambrose and Lewis, and mentions personal reading habits and writing influence.
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Joan Finney remembered for connecting with ordinary Kansans
Kansas figures describe Joan Finney as a governor who connected with people in crowds and grocery stores. She faced clashes with legislators and reporters, vetoed a tax increase, and guided the return of the death penalty while staying true to populist roots. Her legacy centers on personal rapport over polished politics.
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