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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1999
Page
2
Guest editorial mocks politicians from metro areas for questioning funding while urging nationwide highway upgrades. It argues roads should serve the entire state, not just eastern corridors, warning rural places risk being left behind if pork laden plans favor high population zones.
Guest editorials present a spectrum of viewpoints for readers, with opinions not necessarily representing The Herald's editorial stance. The notice clarifies that views belong to contributors and need not mirror the newspaper's official position.
A compiled directory of contact details for national and state officials including President Bill Clinton and U S senators Pat Roberts and Sam Brownback, U S Representative Jim Ryun, and Kansas state leaders Governor Bill Graves Attorney General Carla Stovall and Insurance Commissioner Kathleen Sebelius with addresses, phone lines, and faxes for Washington D C and Topeka offices.
Gov Bill Graves defends a 10 billion transportation plan tying future road spending to 25 years of bond payments. Critics say the plan is too small or debt heavy. Graves compares it to Kansas State’s Fiesta Bowl bid, citing past spending gains and legislative limits.
Deming New Mexico editors urge President Clinton to deliver the annual address, arguing the Constitution requires reporting and the tradition of speaking before Congress should continue. The piece notes the impeachable offense claim and contrasts 19th century written reports with modern joint sessions.
Don Kaul skewers both House prosecutors and Larry Flynt in a blistering column. He faults the impeachment case as overhyped and aims sharp critique at perjury debates while mocking Flynt’s bid for sensational revelations. He notes Linda Tripp’s status shifts and invites reader responses.
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