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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1997
Page
3
Washington lawmakers again fail to act on reform as investigators probe a $1 million Republican lobbying firm ad buy targeting Kansas Democratic candidates and a $250,000 Democratic anti-Republican campaign spend. The inquiry risks embarrassing both parties while reform efforts crumble.
Editorial note states guest writers share views not necessarily reflecting The Herald's editor.
A directory of contact details for major federal and state officials. It lists President Bill Clinton White House address and phone, U S Senators Pat Roberts and Sam Brownback with D C and state offices, U S Rep Jim Ryun with D C and Topeka offices, Governor Bill Graves, and Attorney General Carla Stovall with Topeka offices and phone numbers.
A reflective column honors Mrs. Rush for weighing JaRon Rush’s college and modeling prospects, urging careful study of all options. It compares parental guidance in sports and entertainment to the responsibilities of parenting, urging patience, prayer, and open questions before signing any deal.
Gov Graves and lawmakers from both parties aim to trim taxes next year by 125 to 150 million while boosting spending on public schools and programs. Senate Leader Dick Bond expresses optimism for an early agreement tying tax relief to the budget.
State leaders weigh a roughly $400 million revenue surplus from unanticipated taxes and forecasts. Graves favors about $125 million in cuts while conservatives push higher, with $200 to $290 million floated. Most agree money should fund one time expenditures and avoid ongoing tax cuts.
A narrator recalls hosting first family Thanksgiving at age 46, guided by memories of a late father who cooked turkey with whiskey and care. He recounts relatives and rituals, the stuffing debate sparked by Today Show caution, and his relief that no one died. Grownup duties mixed with nostalgia and a fond aversion to being the center of attention.
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