Mighty medical care debate in market society
Editorial argues health care bakes in affordability gaps as market forces shape access. It cites Oregon stopping transplant funding in favor of broader health services and recalls gubernatorial remarks on dying to free resources for future generations.
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Oregon
Colorado
Richard Lamm
Jim
Evaluating Wichita teachers for merit pay in overhaul
Guest Opinion argues for judging teachers by student learning to raise accountability. It critiques current evaluations as inadequate, notes unions and budgets dilute incentives, and calls for a merit pay system that rewards strong performers and removes laggards.
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Wichita Board of Education
Southeast High School
Wichita
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Contact details for U S government representatives
A list provides names and addresses for President George Bush at The White House in Washington D C Sen Bob Dole Nancy Kassebaum Rep Bob Whittaker and state lawmakers Jim Allen and Sue Shumway with their Topeka offices and telephone numbers for constituent inquiries.
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White House
Pennsylvania Ave
Washington
D.C
Bob Dole
Hart
Senate
Washington, D.C
Nancy Kassebaum
Russell
Washington, D. C
Bob Whittaker
Rayburn
Jim Allen
Statehouse
Topeka
Bottle Sue Shumway
Compacting Trash and Recycling Frustrations at Home
A midweek reflection on household recycling habits and office paper waste. The author details attempts to cut trash through compaction and reuse, notes a memo guiding paper recycling at The Herald, and recounts mixed enthusiasm from colleagues. Delays in local recycling events and concert refunds color the narrator’s view.
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Herald
Terry Ostmeyer
Earthteam
Hussein Drives Washington From August Languor to Alert
AP Foreign Correspondent George GEDDA reports that Saddam Hussein’s actions in the Middle East shattered a lazy Washington August. Officials, diplomats, and families postponed vacations, disrupted plans, and faced longer workdays as state departments stayed on alert and mail piled up.
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Washington
Roseanne Barr
George Lewis
NBC News
Bill Haley
Iraq
Saddam
Ottawa schools should accommodate working spouses
PAM SHEFFIELD says enrollments clash with work schedules. She argues most mothers work and asks Ottawa USD 290 to extend or offer evening enrollment options, noting some area districts already hold after hours. She urges schools to adjust enrollment times to fit families where both parents work.
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USD 290
Hawthorne
Eugene Field
Garfield
Mom
Dad
Pam Sheffield
E. Logan
Franklin County road naming debate urged to use existing signs
Margaret A of Pomona RFD 1 urges focus on posting road signs rather than renaming roads in Franklin County. She notes highways 59 north south and 68 east west provide directional markers and Ottawa could serve as a center for numbering, suggesting parkways at county lines.
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