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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 2007

Page

2

Debate over expungement ban for drunk driving in teaching licenses

The Topeka Capital-Journal weighs Kansas proposals to bar teaching licenses for DUI or diversion convictions. Officials seek a balanced approach, allowing case by case review for offenders while maintaining harsher rules for sex offenses involving a child victim.

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Guest editorials offer readers variety of opinion

A note states guest editorials publish differing views and that opinions may not reflect The Herald or its editor.

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Readers' Forum aims to spark public debate in The Ottawa Herald

The Ottawa Herald publishes letters to the editor under Readers' Forum, identifying writers at the end of each letter. Writers accept responsibility for opinions and stated facts. The paper invites responses from those who disagree to join the discussion in Readers' Forum.

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Kansans urged to vet charities before holiday giving

Kansas Attorney General Paul J. Morrison warns about scam charities during the season of giving. Citizens should ask how much donations support the cause, avoid cash gifts, and verify charities with the Kansas Secretary of State or BBB Wise Giving Alliance. Check registrations at kscharitycheck.org.

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Bush meddles in Middle East talks at Annapolis

Don Kaul, two time Pulitzer Prize loser, questions President Bush's involvement in the MEPP at Annapolis. He argues Bush's approach risks more conflict and mocks the peace conference as ineffectual given past actions. He notes the Surge in Iraq shows mixed results and urges political accommodation in the region.

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