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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 2003

Page

2

Taxing the net and online sales tax debate rises

State lawmakers consider tapping online commerce for revenue and tax fairness. They urge federal action to repeal the 2003 exemption, noting online sales neared 40 billion dollars last year and could reach 105 billion in five years, with shortages driving budget deficits.

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Question of the Week vote and comment online

Readers are invited to vote or share comments at ottawaherald.com or send responses to The Ottawa Herald at 104 S Cedar. Submissions are due by Friday. Survey results will appear in the Weekender edition.

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Time picks three whistleblowers as Persons of the Year 2002

Time Magazine names Sherron Watkins Coleen Rowley and Cynthia Cooper as the three Persons of the Year for 2002. Watkins exposed Enron accounting, Rowley urged inquiry into Zacarias Moussaoui, and Cooper revealed WorldCom losses. Congress passed Sarbanes Oxley but resisted stronger whistle blower protections.

Time Magazine Time Sherron Watkins Coleen Rowley Cynthia Cooper Watkins Enron Kenneth Lay Rowley FBI Robert Mueller Bureau High Zacarias Moussaoui Cooper WorldCom Truth Congress Bush Department of Homeland Security

Grown-ups or not in charge of two Kansas institutions

Martin Hawver reviews a week of infighting over abortion politics touching the Catholic Church in Kansas and the Republican Party. Archbishop James Keleher criticize Kathleen Sebelius’s planned inauguration prayer while the Kansas Day Club weighs pro life events amid divisions. both sides avoid decisive action.

Railsters Catholic Church Kansas Republican Party Archbishop Kansas City Kansas James Keleher The Leaven Kathleen Sebelius Assumption Catholic Church Statehouse Square Kansas Day Club Keleher Sebelius Assumption Republican GOP Abate Republican Council Hispanic Council Republican Party Statehouse Martin Hawver Hawver Capitol Report Hawvernews.com

USD 290 Bond Issue Clarified by Voter Reassessment

A voter explains initial hesitation toward the USD 290 school bond and how further research and community meetings clarified the projects and costs. The note emphasizes the value of informed decision making before voting.

Eugene Field Elementary Bond Issue Presentation Planned

The Eugene Field Site Council invites the public to a 6 30 p m Thursday January 9 meeting at Eugene Field Elementary to learn about school facility challenges and the bond issue. Attendees can ask questions and gain a fuller understanding before voting.

Eugene Field Site Eugene Field Elementary

Reader Forum submissions requested by Ottawa Herald

Readers may send hand signed letters with full address and phone number to Reader Forum Ottawa Herald 104 S Cad ar Ottawa KS 66067 or email letters ottawa herald com Submissions must be under 400 words and may be edited for space.

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