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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 2006
Page
2
The city moves to ban trans fats in dining venues as part of a wider war on fat, aligning with FDA labeling rules. Critics claim overreach while health officials praise reduced heart disease risk, urging tougher status on trans fats and broader reforms nationwide.
The Ottawa Herald outlines its purpose as honoring individual rights protecting free press and free speech. It states editorials aim to educate persuade and guide residents and institutions toward progressive action.
The Ottawa Herald highlights Letters to the Editor where writers share opinions and verified facts with attribution. Readers are invited to respond in the Readers Forum to challenge views or facts presented by contributors.
A Kansas writer argues for respect of Native religions and notes Agape Christian Center’s outreach to Native people. The piece recalls the Three Affiliated Tribes’ grief after Corporal Nathan Goodiron’s death in Afghanistan and the Fort Berthold Reservation’s ban on Westboro Baptist Church protesters.
Kansas faces a potential two year period with no new taxes if current revenues hold. Ending balances at June 30 total 754 million, 13.5 percent of spending, then 579 million for next year, 9.9 percent. By 2008, 342 million remains, 5.6 percent. Possible school finance payments are included, making deficits unlikely. Martin Hawver reports on fiscal projections and political implications.
The Ottawa Herald invites letters to the Readers Forum limited to 250 words max. Include name, address and daytime phone. letters may be edited. One letter per month allowed. form letters poems complaints or testimonials not printed. In person submissions accepted at 104 S Cedar 8am to 5pm.
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