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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1996

Page

2

County library fund proposal merits thorough study

The Franklin County scene shows commissioners delaying a decision on a county library fund while weighing the potential impacts of a shared system centered on Ottawa. Community leaders note city residents fund a county library. other towns also run libraries. A unified system may help countywide access though funding questions remain, especially with upcoming tax considerations.

Pete Smith Ottawa Franklin County Wellsville Williamsburg Princeton Herald Franklin Coun

Board race could revive school policy debates in Kansas

The Southwest Daily Times notes that five conservative candidates Linda Holloway Rene Armbruster Scott Hill Mary Douglass and Steve Abrams may push Quality Performance Accreditation and sex education issues before the State Board of Education in November. If elected, changes could follow backed by Kansans who share similar views.

State Board of Education QPA Kansas Public Schools Linda Holloway Rene Armbruster Scott Hill Mary Douglass Steve Abrams Southwest Daily Times

Guest editorials offer varied reader opinions

Reader opinion pieces appear as guest editorials with views not necessarily representing The Herald. The column notes they do not reflect the paper's official stance or endorsements.

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Dole Kemp ticket exposes GOP hypocrisy and divides rivals

Charley Reese argues the Dole Kemp ticket reveals hypocrisy in Republican ranks and alienates Buchanan supporters. He faults Clinton as ruthlessly opportunistic, laments media bias toward Kemp, and urges Americans to seek leaders beyond the two major parties. Reese notes distrust in platforms and urges coalition, not opportunism, to win.

Jack Kemp Dole Kemp Pat Buchanan Republican Party Buchanan al Smith Herbert Hoover Cole Reab Dole Clinton Washington Hillary Bill Ronald Reagan Midwest Northeast Dole-Kemp America Dole Kemp Clinton-Gore Charley Reese Osoreeseaol.com

Government contact list for public officials and offices

A compilation of names, titles, and contact details for federal and state officials. Includes President Bill Clinton, U S senators Sheila Frahm and Nancy Kassebaum, Rep Sam Brownback, Governor Bill Graves, Attorney General Carla Stovall, Insurance Commissioner Kathleen Sebelius, state reps Bill Feuerborn Ralph Tanner, and State Senator Doug Walker with addresses and phone numbers.

Bill Clinton White House Pennsylvania Ave Washington, D.C U.S Sheila Frahm Hart Senate Topeka Nancy Kassebaum Russell Senate Washington D.C Fox Sam Brownback Longworth House Kansas Ave Bill Graves State Capitol Carla Stovall Judicial Center Kathleen Sebelius Southwest 9Th Bill Feuerborn Statehouse Ralph Tanner Doug Walker I State Capitol

Colorful Kansas Legislators Labeled By Politics Of Branding

The piece examines Kansas figures Kay OConnor Jerry Moran Jan Pauls and Tim Shallenburger through the lens of political labeling. It notes OConnor backs vouchers and ethics reform Moran shapes tax reform clashes with Gov Graves Pauls champions anti abortion measures and same sex marriage ban while Shallenburger rises on religious conservative branding and populist appeal.

Kansas Dole Kay O'Connor R-Olathe O'Connor Bob Dole O’connor Jerry Moran R-Hays Congress Moran Bill Graves Kansas House Graves Senate Jan Pauls D-Hutchinson Pauls Tim Shallenburger Baxter Springs Shallenburger R.H. Miller House

America Goes Back to School Get Involved Initiative

Secretary Richard W. Riley urges national participation in the America Goes Back to School Get Involved initiative. He cites Money magazine findings that good schools exist in all communities and outlines roles for parents employers and neighbors to boost safety discipline reading standards and college access. The program offers a free activities kit and tips to start, urging broad civic involvement.

America Money Magazine U.S U.S. Department of Education National Partnership For Family Involvement In Education USA Southern Illinois University Ted Sanders Sanders Tipper Gore al Gore Joan Dykstra PTA Bo Jackson

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