Keeping the farm warm for national security
The piece argues that farming, like defense, must be kept thriving through many competitive farms to ensure stable food production for the nation. It warns against consolidation and urges Congress to spend to keep farmers viable, since someday we may need them for national security and world food supply.
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Topeka teacher elected to school board court allows tenure
The judge ruled Linda Baker may serve on the Topeka school board despite conflicts of interest concerns. The case highlights tension between teachers unions and boards, and the potential for improved communication if Baker provides insight while abstaining where needed.
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Linda) Baker
Kansas Association of School Boards
Kansas National Education Association
Teachers’ Union
Baker
Topeka Capital Journal
Guest editorials present varied reader opinions
Editorial note states guest pieces offer reader viewpoints and may not reflect The Herald or its editor.
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Amazing Grace article brings hope and miracle image
Reader praises the piece Amazing Grace more than a song and the photo of Wanda Pryor as a source of hope in a troubled world. Clarice sD Gughiil Richmond thanks the paper for uplifting reporting and praises the creator.
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Reader Forum letters guidelines in Ottawa Herald
Readers are invited to submit hand signed letters with address and phone number. Submissions must be mailed to Reader Forum The Ottawa Herald 104 S Cedar Ottawa Kansas 66067 or emailed to letters ottawaherald com. Limit is 500 words.
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Apathy fuels pay raises for politicians and presidents
Charley Reese argues that Congress seeks a 4 percent pay rise and a $400,000 president salary, calling out public apathy and hypocrisy. He contrasts imperial federal power with Roosevelt era simplicity, noting the growing size and cost of the White House staff and questioning citizen engagement.
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Community Colleges Prove Their Academic Merit in New Studies
A review of shifting research shows community college students match or exceed university peers. Studies cited include a U.S. Education Department report: transfer students with ten or more credits from community colleges earn bachelor degrees at higher rates than those starting at four-year institutions. Neosho County Community College data align, with transfer students performing as well as Regents' natives. James O. Hill of NCCC notes the need to recognize community colleges' value and cost effectiveness.
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Neosho County Community College
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James O. Hill
Neosho County
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