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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 2000

Page

2

I Have a Dream Speech Excerpt at Lincoln Memorial

A historic King address delivered on August 28 1963 on the Lincoln Memorial steps in Washington DC envisions an America living the creed of equality. He speaks of racial harmony ending injustice and rings of freedom from many hills and states across the nation.

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KDOT under fire over hiding accident data in open records

The Kansas Department of Transportation faced criticism for withholding accident and safety information, cited as protecting safety and complying with federal law. Critics argue the agency misreads the law, risking public safety and citizen access to information as lawmakers weighed a 10-year transportation plan.

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Guest editorials present varied reader opinions

Reader opinion pieces appear in the Herald as guest editorials. Views expressed are not necessarily those of The Herald or its editor.

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Political contacts list for Kansas and federal offices

A compact roll of ongoing contact details for U S federal senators Sam Brownback and Pat Roberts, president Bill Clinton White House, and Kansas officials Governor Bill Graves, State Senators Tyson and Tanner, and Representatives Ryn Feverborn and Tanner with office addresses in Washington D C and Topeka Kansas plus phone numbers and web addresses.

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State tax shifts to cities and counties debate rises

In Topeka the Legislature returns as Kansas faces a revenue shortfall. Gov Graves muses cutbacks while most push no new taxes. Critics urge cutting fat or services, warn about shifting costs to municipalities, and note education and welfare funding debates amid fiscal pressure.

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Decision to send back Elian Gonzalez sparks strong backlash

Opinion column denounces the Clinton administration for returning Elian Gonzalez to Cuba. It portrays Castro as a dictator and accuses U S policy of suppressing truth and aiding propaganda while praising Cuban exile communities in Miami as patriotic and hard working.

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