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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 2000

Page

2

Kansas Senate bill seeks regulation of crematoriums

A Senate Public Health and Welfare Committee endorsed bill would regulate crematoriums in Kansas where none are currently governed. The measure, supported by some crematorium owners, aims to prevent issues seen in other states and align with national guidelines as cremation rises to over half of all burials by 2010.

Senate Public Health and Welfare Committee Kansas Cremation Association of North America Kansas Senate

Pride in the flag and the pledge renew Ottawa concerns

Trent Moffett of Ottawa laments fading patriotism in Vern Brown's column and calls for a return to basics. He recalls standing for the anthem, the pledge, and prayers, urges better city leadership, fair pay for police and county staff, and voting in spring elections to curb rising crime and misaligned priorities.

Vern Brown Vern Ottawa Herald Forest Park City Commission Parks Department Ottawa Overland Park Wal-Mart Trent Moffett

Roberts chief of staff defends ethics against Awbrey tirade

Kansas readers hear a stern rebuttal from Senator Roberts chief of staff over freelance columnist David Awbrey who labeled Roberts with crude terms. The piece defends fair debate, condemns personal attacks, and champions issue-based discourse by Kansas journalists and politicians.

Leroy Towns Roberts Free-lance David Awbrey U.S Pat Roberts Awbrey Kansas Senator Roberts Whit. Austin Sali‘na Sar Awbrey David Sam Brownback David Miller

Use surplus to pay down the debt, not tax cuts

The author argues for using the federal surplus entirely to pay down the national debt to cut interest payments and free funds for education Social Security and health insurance without tax increases. It would lower rates, boost housing and startup investment, and reduce government competition with private markets.

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