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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1995

Page

3

Pork and bacon in federal budget spark debate over waste

Citizens Against Government Waste claims 1 billion in pork and 9 billion in bacon in FY 1995. Critics dispute the classification of projects like Sen. Lautenberg’s 15 million Ellis Island bridge, arguing most would be locally funded and that debt concerns shape public opinion on federal spending.

Congress Citizens Against Government Frank Lautenberg New Jersey Citizens’ Group Ellis Island Lautenberg U.S

No kidding how Brits say it in common phrases

A World Features Syndicate report lists British terms for everyday items. It pairs common American words with their British equivalents such as chucker-out for bouncer and switchback for roller coaster, with examples like sausage to banger and jelly for gelatin dessert.

George How Great Britain Bouncer Bobby Pin Ironmonger World Features Syndicate

Moran Warns Tax Cuts Strain Kansas School funding

Senator Jerry Moran argues tax cuts demand new revenues to avoid a funding shortfall for local schools as lawmakers debate car taxes. He warns cheap policies shift costs to local citizens via higher local option school taxes and cautions against joining a broader reckoning with revenue. The Kansas GOP shows deep fissures among five factions in a fracturing party.

Ase Jerry Moran Moran Hays Senate

Century of the Big Lie and the Enola Gay exhibit

The piece argues perception shapes action and warns of propaganda efforts surrounding the Enola Gay exhibit. It criticizes Congress, the press, and academia for neglecting truth, urges zeroing out arts and humanities funding, and calls for reliance on firsthand accounts like Grant’s memoirs over modern biographies. It frames modern history as an era of secrecy and manipulation.

Smithsonian Hiroshima U.S Congress United States National Endowment For the Arts National Endowment For the Humanities Corporation For Public Broadcasting Oliver Stone John F. Kennedy Guy Stone Ulysses Grant Grant

Ottawa man alleges racial bias in city hiring

A Kansas resident files with the Kansas Human Rights Commission alleging racial and gender bias in hiring at Ottawa power plant. He recounts interview questions, a test, and a supervisor slur. He cites witness statements and a 1995 city letter admitting bias and calls for state-level appeal.

Kansas Human Rights Commission Ottawa Citizens of City Hall Les Wheat Utilities Director of Utilities Wheat City Commission Tyson Cummiskey

Ottawa forum on school bond issue slated at middle school

Ottawa residents can learn about the upcoming school bond issue at a PTA sponsored forum by current board members on Wednesday February 22 at 7 p.m. in the middle school multi purpose room. Board members will present information and answer public questions.

Ottawa Ottawa Middle School PTA

Founders Day parade proposal sparks Ottawa high hopes

A Ottawa High School student advocates an annual spring Founders Day parade to boost community spirit and tourism, noting changes since the 1960s and referencing Public Law 94 142 on special education. The student emphasizes inclusion and education progress.

Ottawa

Community Class Call-In: Evening Forum Seeks Feedback

Readers are invited to share thoughts in the “It’s Your Quarter” forum. Call 242-4700 after 8 p.m. and before 6 a.m. Monday to Thursday, and noon Saturday to 6 a.m. Monday. No calls accepted Friday nights.

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