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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1992

Page

3

Barker declines to prosecute puppy mill case near Centropolis

Editorial recalls Wendell Barker, Franklin County Attorney, who refused to file charges against Marilyn Marsh after state officials entered her kennel without a warrant. The Kansas Court of Appeals ruled evidence inadmissible, with Attorney General Bob Stephan vowing to appeal. The piece defends prosecutorial restraint to protect due process.

Franklin County Wendell Barker Centropolis Barker Marilyn Marsh Topeka Bob Stephan Kansas Court of Appeals Stephan Kansas Supreme Court Jim Hitch

GrammRudman deficit discipline questioned in 1992 outlook

The Kansas City Star notes soaring deficits with estimates to reach 400 billion in 1992, surpassing the 1991 record of 268.7 billion. It credits the Bush administration and Congress’ Gramm-Rudman agreement for discipline while cautioning over true fiscal gains.

Twobody White House Congress Bush Gramm-Rudman House Leon E. Panetta California Washington Kansas City Star

Letters to the Editor Guidelines

Readers urged to send signed letters with address. Unsigned letters will not be published. A phone number should be enclosed to speed verification.

Contact details for Kansas and national lawmakers

A list provides names and addresses for President George Bush, Gov. Joan Finney, Senators Bob Dole and Nancy Kassebaum, Rep. Dick Nichols, State Rep. George Teagarden, State Sen. Dave Webb, and State Rep. Walker Hendrix with street addresses and telephone numbers for contacting each office.

George Bush White House Pennsylvania Ave Washington, D.C Joan Finney State Capitol Topeka eSen Bob Dole Hart Senate Nancy Kassebaum Russell Washington D. C Dick Nichols Longworth D.C George Teagarden S Statehouse

Ottawa High class makes on location Civil War video

Randy Clark’s fifth hour history class at Ottawa High School produced and filmed a Mine Creek Civil War video with five junior students. The project, part of broader research teams studying pre 1900 local history, shows on site efforts near Pleasanton and a nearby museum, highlighting local history and the student generation gap.

Randy Clark Ottawa High School Mine Creek Pleasanton Linn County Clark Franklin Ottawa University Tanya Jones Ransomville Osawatomie State Hospital William Clark Quantrill Silkville Chippewa Indians John Brown Ottawa Indians Terry Erisman Guy Price Angela Kraft Mandy Johnson Adam Tomza Poland Mississippi Sterling Price Gens, Pleasanton Blunt Curtis Kansas Marais Des Cygnes Quantrill Jesse James Harper's Ferry Brown Union Arsenal Virginia West Virginia

Sebelius seeks official tally of federal cost to Kansas

Topeka Democrat Rep. Kathleen Sebelius will chair hearings to quantify state expenses tied to federal programs and orders. She cites a 1.1 billion dollar welfare budget with 693 million in federal funds and 407 million in state costs for unfunded mandates, urging aggressive review of priorities and accountability.

Topeka Kathleen Sebelius Washington Kansas Sebelius House Congress Statehouse House Senate Committee On Education State Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services Rep

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