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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 2002
Page
2
Gov. Bill Graves unveils a plan to raise revenue by increasing cigarette, gas, grocery taxes and car registrations. He projects 228 million in new funds but seeks to balance a 426 million deficit amid opposition to taxing basic necessities like food.
A reader praises Linda Brown and reflects on the father to be supporting a child from infancy to wedding day. The column honors Abby’s mother and celebrates a child’s life, love, and potential with gratitude for those who choose life.
A letter from Mr and Mrs Joseph McCoy of Ottawa criticizes city actions, accusing the Commission of supporting slumlords, questioning funding sources for housing repairs, and praising local newspaper coverage for exposing the issue. The writers live near Eighth and Locust and rely on Social Security.
Readers may submit hand signed letters with address and phone number to Reader Forum The Ottawa Herald 104 S Cedar Ottawa KS 66067 or by email to letters ottawaherald com Submissions must not exceed 400 words and may be edited for space
A columnist criticizes moving detainees to a Cuban base, arguing the plan undermines mercy and fuels political optics. The piece questions costs, media spin, and the long path to a new maximum security prison at Guantanamo Bay while noting liberal reactions and potential strategic aims.
An address at Hillsdale College by Sen. Jesse Helms argues Americans apply values of equality and rights only to themselves, noting past U.S. actions abroad such as coups in Iran and support for dictators. The speaker warns followers that foreign perceptions view the U.S. as a symbol of oppression, not freedom.
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