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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 2006
Page
2
A 2004 quote from George W. Bush, 43rd U.S. president, stressing that the country benefits when a vigorous and free press covers elections. The remark emphasizes the role of media in safeguarding electoral processes and informing the public.
Kansas Governor Kathleen Sebelius along with Rep. Jerry Moran and Insurance Commissioner Sandy Praeger advocate fixes for the new Medicare prescription drug plan. They urge postponing the May 15 enrollment deadline while Sebelius offers state coverage options and funds counseling to help seniors compare more than 40 plans. Moran proposes federal price negotiations and state insurer registration, Praeger cites six problems justifying delaying the late signup penalty.
The Ottawa Adult Education Program offers a free path to a Kansas State High School Diploma via GED testing. Classes run weekdays with morning and afternoon slots, plus evening sessions starting March, and Fast Track options for skilled learners. Volunteers are needed for one on one tutoring. coordinators Susan Padfield and Waunita Porter oversee operations with Loren Cantrell and Anita Sobba as teachers. Marge Stevens leads the USD 290 School Board.
Charley Reese calls for reexamining the Dubai Ports World deal amid White House denials, congressional threats, and concerns over port security. He notes linking ties of Snow and CSX, warns of insider risk, and urges readers to contact representatives to stop the deal. He also critiques Bush administration competence and broader outsourcing ideas.
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