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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 2006
Page
2
The Washington Post columnist Eugene Robinson notes that magic relies on misdirection with a distracting flourish while the audience watches the wrong hand. He asserts the press must monitor the hand the magician wants ignored.
Governors from 51 states and territories objection to a bill provision that would federalize the National Guard during disasters or homeland threats. The piece argues state control preserves local defense, warns of federal overreach, and urges Congress to remove the amendment to protect state traditions.
Reader Forum serves as an open community forum for local issues. The Ottawa Herald upholds free press and free speech while honoring individual rights and guiding residents toward progressive civic action.
The Ottawa Herald publishes Readers' Forum letters that express writers opinions and research and identify writers at the end of each letter. It welcomes responses from those who disagree to continue the public debate in the forum.
Tom Beaver of the Muscogee Nation argues Kansas should shift from costly court battles to negotiated tax deals with tribal governments. He cites Washington state’s 75/25 gas tax split as a model, noting avoided legal fees and better relations, and urges Topeka to pursue behind the scenes talks to restore funds to the state treasury.
In Kansas politics the AG contest between incumbent Republican Phill Kline and former Republican now Democrat Paul Morrison dominates attention. Both bring distinct records from Johnson County prosecutions to a debate over tough laws and policing powers while voters wonder about non crime issues the AG should address.
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