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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 2007
Page
2
Snowed in provides a chance to organize home and life. Experts advise three piles keep throw away give away, start small with five to seven files daily, and use planning systems to reduce future disorganization.
The Ottawa Herald explains that Letters to the Editor express writers views identified at article end and assume responsibility for opinions. It invites readers who disagree or dispute facts to respond in the Readers' Forum for full public debate.
Kansas state representative Bill Otto details priorities for the 2007 session. He cites funding for school finance, economic growth, and multiple bills including HB2003 expanding after school care, HB2019 advancing satellite voting, HB2023 guest worker tax, HB2025 government consolidation, HB2027 warrant-free searches on posted land, and HB2029 private prisons. He invites ideas and provides contact information.
A Pittsburgh suburb notes the meter maid as a symbol of misdirected incentives in government. The writer details frequent tickets, questions the impact on local business, and argues Democrats will worsen outcomes through broader regulations. He cites LBJ programs, loves highways and police, but distrusts federal control. Tom Purcell signs off.
A notice instructs readers to send letters under 250 words to the Readers' Forum, including name, address, and daytime phone number. It notes letters may be edited for length and clarity, limits to one letter per month, and excludes form letters, poems, consumer complaints, or business testimonials from publication.
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