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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 2004
Page
2
Editorial page editor Mark Trabant of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer states that dissent is part of national mythology and valued because open discourse, even when uncomfortable, strengthens the nation.
Mary Anne Whiteford retires after 18 years guiding the Ottawa Community Arts Council and Carnegie Cultural Center. She served as office administrator volunteer and past president shaping exhibits concerts classes and community programs. The board seeks a successor amid budget constraints while the Arts Council continues to host a wide range of arts events and activities.
A compiled list of government contacts in Kansas and federal offices. Names include U S Senators Pat Roberts and Sam Brownback and Representatives Jim Ryun Tom Holland Bill Feuerborn Joe Humerickhouse and Stanley Dreher with office addresses and phone numbers in Topeka and Washington D C.
The piece argues campaigns ignore aging demographics and escalating health care costs. It criticizes party posturing over Medicare, drug market access, and medical greed, urging reform without nationalization while highlighting rural care gaps and physician lobbying as central issues both voters and candidates must address.
The Michigan Poletown decision reshaped takings law, signaling tighter limits on government condemnation to aid private firms. Kansas lawmakers face potential impact on urban renewal, land aggregation for projects like NASCAR tracks, and a shift in how counties handle land transfers for new business ventures. The issue promises hours of testimony as developers push for land to attract jobs and tax revenue.
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