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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 2005
Page
2
Theodore Schrieder, a First Amendment scholar, stated in 1916 that every idea regardless of its popularity or unpopularity should have the same opportunity to secure public favor under the law. This axiom frames free expression as level across all viewpoints.
The Kansas Children's Service League launches Coming Home Kansas to place about 800 children ages 8 to 18 in foster or adoptive homes. The Ottawa Herald supports the effort with a public service ad profiling a child. The program, funded by Kansas DSR, invites all types of guardians to learn more, with exhibits Feb 20 22 at Topeka library and May 30 Jun 6 at West Yndotte Library.
The First Amendment restricts Congress from establishing religion or impeding free exercise, limits abridgment of speech and press, and protects the right to peaceably assemble and petition the government for grievances.
A Kansas district near I 35 serves Wellsville with 830+ students, 66 teachers, and 70 classified staff. It features full day kindergarten, a counselor in all buildings, wide special education services, strong technology, and high accreditation with AY P progress. Enrollment tops 400 in the elementary, 220 in the middle, and 250 in the high school, with 3A classification and solid graduation at 95 percent. The district cites rising state mandates, No Child Left Behind requirements, and funding gaps as primary challenges while delivering a comprehensive, caring educational environment.
Franklin County received 60 applications for the new county administrator role, fueling debate over whether a master’s in public administration and practical experience should be required. Citizens urge a professional, businesslike approach, noting criteria omits the expected degree and questioning the commissioners’ standards.
An editorial urges Franklin County to hire a new county administrator with a public administration degree and years of supervisory experience. The piece questions commissioners who rejected a degree requirement and calls for accountability in spending tax dollars. Residents are urged to voice their expectations.
A local resident urges honoring Lincoln but argues against naming the new grade school after him. They cite Don Hoglund Marlin Kimball and Al Keefer as examples of outstanding principals and note Lincoln’s legacy for alumni. The writer emphasizes respecting a broad local affection for the old Lincoln school.
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