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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1998
Page
2
Lantis announced he will resign effective Dec 22 to avoid a recall election, saving $6,000 to $8,000 in district costs and permitting a spring run for a new board term. Opponents failed to force recalls of Sam Sheldon and Marlin Kimball amid broader board dissatisfaction.
In Topeka I found Kansas lawmakers articulate and committed amid partisan bickering. The piece contrasts national impeachment turmoil with Kansas ethics, praising citizen lawmakers, noting salaries and turnover shape politics, while acknowledging lobbyist influence and occasional missteps. David S. Awbrey, syndicated by Kansas Press Association.
Kathleen Parker urges a shift from single parenting to two-parent households. Census data show single father households rose 25 percent in three years, now 2.1 million, while single mothers total 9.8 million. Critics warn that children suffer from absence of a parent regardless of gender. She advocates reversing the trend toward single-parenthood and returning to a traditional two-parent family model.
Members of Ottawa Church of the Brethren affirm Sen. Brownback's public act of foot washing as a sign of service to staff and community. They trace Church of the Brethren practice to 1700s Germany and note historical views on church state separation, calling for balance under the U.S. Constitution. The letter lists church leaders and address in Ottawa.
Readers are invited to submit opinions to the Reader Forum with hand signature, full address, and telephone number. Submissions must stay within 500 words and reflect the author’s own views for publication consideration.
The Florence Morning News argues against Clinton administration plans to broaden Medicare and Medicaid to cover disabled workers returning to work. It warns such moves could undermine private health insurance and push the nation toward nationalized health care, urging Congress to reject the proposal.
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