Kansas Senator Jeff King Reflects on Redistricting Move
Jeff King, serving as Kansas Senate vice president, resigns from the 15th District due to redistricting that shifts eight of his counties, including Franklin, away. He expresses gratitude for southeast Kansas residents, cites Project 17, funding for senior centers, and expanded Homestead Property Tax relief. He vows to assist constituents and notes Labette, Montgomery, and Neosho counties will gain his service while Franklin departs.
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Herald social media links and audience invitation
The Ottawa Herald invites readers to follow the paper on Facebook at OttawaHerald and on Twitter at oheraldnews and ottawasports1. It notes about 5 500 users engage with the Facebook page and mentions a QR code for mobile access to headlines and local sports coverage.
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Contact details for Kansas and U S lawmakers and governor
Lists addresses and phone numbers for President Barack Obama and Kansas officials U S Rep Lynn Jenkins U S Sen Pat Roberts U S Sen Jerry Moran Gov Sam Brownback with official web and email references. Includes White House Washington DC and state capital Topeka KS contact information.
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Debating the debt ceiling in the Obama era
Rich Lowry argues that President Obama used leverage to raise taxes during the fiscal cliff and now rejects negotiations over the debt limit, warning that Congress will repeat the cycle with band-aid deals as the national debt nears 16.4 trillion. The column critiques leverage and spending discipline in Washington.
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Gun control debate ignores reality on mass shootings
Michael Reagan argues against stricter gun laws, contending they won’t stop future massacres. He advocates arming trained guards in schools and improving mental health indicators to prevent tragedies like Newtown and Sandy Hook. He warns even broad bans won’t render millions of firearms inert.
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