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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 2013

Page

4

Weathering Thundersnow Tests Community Preparedness

Editorial notes how forecasts aid preparation for unpredictable weather and applauds Franklin County response to thundersnow and a second round of winter storms. It praises proactive actions by schools, road crews, law enforcement, shelters, educators, medical staff, utilities, and remote work enabled by technology.

United States Franklin County State Adjutant General’s Office

Reader Forum guidelines for letters to the Ottawa Herald

The Ottawa Herald invites reader opinions in the Reader Forum. Submissions must be hand signed with author address and phone number. Send to Reader Forum Ottawa Herald 104 S Cedar Ottawa KS 66067 or email letters ottawaherald.com. Limit 400 words. letters may be edited for space grammar and clarity.

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Kansas House debates KanCare expansion and political risk

Editorial discussion of a nonbinding House resolution urging Gov. Brownback to reject federal KanCare expansion. Examines potential impacts on rural hospitals, providers, and constituents, plus possible political consequences for 2014 campaigns and party messaging. Martin Hawver notes.

Kansas Sam Brownback Feds Brownback Obama House

Push US minimum wage to $10 an hour

Jim Hightower argues that $9 an hour keeps workers in poverty and harms the economy. He cites a Federal Reserve study and a June poll showing broad support for raising the wage above $10. He urges President Obama to think big and heed the grassroots.

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