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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 2000
Page
2
The piece argues that while increased seat belt use has reduced fatalities, further tightening via single offense citations is unnecessary. It urges avoiding intrusive policing, noting police shortages and only citing belt violations alongside other offenses. It cites 1998 Kansas injuries and argues common sense and education suffice.
Letters to the Ottawa Herald discuss a domestic violence case where a woman was ridiculed by a lawyer and the jury acquitted the batterer. The exchange then shifts to highway 59 proposals, with residents urging commissioners to delay decisions, seek full maintenance cost data, and oppose costly freeway options that burden local taxpayers. Public officials are praised for seeking information and fiscal restraint.
Readers are invited to send hand-signed letters with full address and phone number. Submissions must be no longer than 500 words and may be emailed to letters ottawa herald com or mailed to Reader Forum The Ottawa Herald 104 Cedar Ottawa Kansas 66067.
A reflective narrator contrasts childhood schools with today, recalling no PE, ample recess, fights as normal, easy access to firearms, and paddling instead of therapy. He recalls parental roles, lack of social promotion, no testing or federal interference, and belief that education mattered more than rankings.
AP report from Durham New Hampshire outlines a campaign duel between Al Gore and Bill Bradley, two centrists with overlapping aims on universal health care. They spar over strategy and credibility while debating gun control taxes and how to fund federal programs with Bradley pushing penalties on corporate loopholes and higher energy fees.
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