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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 2002
Page
2
Hall of Famers clash with Bud Selig over lifting Pete Rose ban amid calls for reinstatement. The all time hits leader gambled on baseball and was banned in 1989, with legends arguing integrity of the game and searing questions about accountability.
The Winfield Daily Courier notes Kansas Senator Pat Roberts is expected to become chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee when Congress reconvenes. The piece commends his leadership, outlines his potential to coordinate executive and legislative efforts on national security reforms, and highlights expectations for bold, thoughtful strategy in guiding U S security policy.
A note explains that guest editorials present readers with varied viewpoints and do not necessarily reflect The Herald or its editorial staff beliefs. The disclaimer clarifies opinion pieces are contributed by guests and not official positions.
A list of named politicians and offices including U S representatives and senators, state legislators, and federal offices with addresses in Washington D C and Topeka Kansas. It notes contact details such as phone numbers and official websites for George Bush Pat Roberts Sam Brownback Jim Ryun Ralph Tanner Bill Feverborn and others.
Bruce Buchanan notes Gov elect Kathleen Sebelius could balance budgets by appointing business leaders to state posts who keep day jobs. He cites Howard Fricke as secretary of administration while remaining SBS nonexecutive chairman, raising conflict concerns and suggesting citizen administration with pay constraints.
Richard A. Levins argues that U.S. food costs rise as a handful of corporations dominate farming, packing, and processing. He cites four major hog producers handling 46 percent of output, concerns over packers raising animals, and a pattern of mergers boosting prices. He urges anti concentration measures and livestock ownership bans to preserve competition and reasonable prices.
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