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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1999

Page

2

Ottawa honors season with lights and holiday events

Ottawa Winter celebrations fill the weekend with the Gallery of Gifts at Carnegie Cultural Center the Carnegie Candlelight Christmas program with the Ottawa Suzuki Strings the annual Christmas parade and Nativity at First Baptist Church plus Whistle Stop Christmas at Old Depot Museum and a holiday concert at Ottawa Municipal Auditorium featuring Janie Fricke well as Wellsville crafts and a parks luminary display at Kanza Park Sunday vespers at Ottawa University Chapel and the Rockwood luminarias with 1 500 candles.

Ottawa Carnegie Cultural Center Fifth and Main Carnegie Ottawa Suzuki Strings First Baptist Church Fourth and Hickory Old Depot Museum W. Tecumseh Ottawa Municipal Auditorium Janie Fricke Oma Hickory Wellsville High School Walnut Wellsville Ottawa University Chapel Kanza Park Rockwood John D. Montgomery Ottawa Herald

Politician Promises to Fund Education as Pledged

In a reader forum Ralph Tanner, State Representative Baldwin, urges honoring education funding commitments from the 1999 legislature. He cites added per pupil funding promises for K12 and commitments to community colleges and state universities, noting no tax hikes but adherence to the April course set by the governor.

Hanrghay Senate Regents Universities Ralph Tanner Baldwin

Government, religion and the church state debate

Dorothy Fiscus argues against John Walburns view of premillennialism and Bible authority. She asserts Mosaic law and Sabbaths contrast Romans and Hebrews and defends first amendment separation of church and state citing Constitution text and ongoing religious references in government proceedings.

John Walburn Mr. Fiscus Donna Clark Congress Walburn America Dorothy Fiscus

Reader Forum letters sought with signatures and contact details

Readers are invited to submit letters to the Reader Forum at The Ottawa Herald. Include the author’s address and telephone number and mail to 104 S. Cecir, Ottawa KS 66067 or send them by email to okowaharold.com.

The Ottawa Herald Cecir Ottawa Okowaharold

Repeal Compulsory Attendance Laws for Real School Reform

An opinion arguing repeal of compulsory attendance as a path to reform. It calls for holding parents accountable for children’s behavior and preparation, granting sovereign immunity to school districts, and removing political obstacles while criticizing critics and figures cited. The piece urges legislators to consult teachers before enacting sweeping changes.

America Decatur Jesse Jackson Illinois Jackson College of Education

Conservatives on budget see crisis as manageable

Kansas conservatives dispute a state budget crisis citing a strong economy and prior spending, while Gov. Bill Graves explores cuts. Rep. Susan Wagle and Sen. Stan Clark defend restraint despite calls for tax increases, arguing current spending has already grown and that cuts may still leave 2000 spending higher than 1999.

Topeka Bill Graves Susan Wagle Wichita House Taxation Committee Agiilabove Graves Senate Dick Bond Overland Park Bond Statehouse Kansas Rep Phill Kline R-Shawnee House Appropriations Committee Stan Clark Oakley Kline Wagle

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