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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1994
Page
4
A state commission proposes repelling a May 1992 tax on new housing construction to make way for a mortgage tax. Lawmakers weigh the effects amid lower mortgage rates and rising lumber costs, noting housing activity drives property taxes, insurance, and furniture spending. Community impact and revenue concerns surround the discussion.
From editors, a warning on the Kansas judge ruling that small school districts should not gain extra state aid due to size. The piece recalls 1960s consolidation, notes ongoing struggles in 1990s to attract staff and offer updated learning, and urges small districts to secure a voice as the Legislature weighs consolidation this session.
Editor notes ongoing effort to publish the Ottawa driver’s name after a fatal Osawatomie incident in Olathe. Local authorities cite an investigation delaying release. Community forum invites reader input on insurance and accountability.
A bitter quarrel at Billy Goat's Tavern over who is a better racquetball player spirals into a planned suicide. A stranger known as Charlie recounts grim river and boatyard deaths to urge different actions. The couple reconciles after she returns and suggests a drink away from the crowd.
Public disclosure of income and affiliations by Charley Reese, Orlando Sentinel columnist. He lists salary, royalties, and modest speaking fees, notes Democratic registration then Republican shifts, and cites NRA, Sons of Confederate Veterans, and Chulota Sportsmen Club. He argues for noninterventionist nationalism, limited government, and environmental sustainability without blanket blame.
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