Ottawa Citizens Watch calls for volunteer policing help
Ottawa residents are urged to join Citizen’s Watch as volunteers aiding the Ottawa Police Department. Orientation at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday covers duties and limitations, with monthly trainings, graduation in May, and potential ride-alongs. Volunteers travel in pairs, may report incidents, and require a background check.
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Kansas School Finance Woes Persist as Governor Reconsiders Reform
The governor formed a vision task force last January to revise the school finance formula, then backed off a major rewrite and rejected basing a new system on actual costs. Since 1992 Kansas has funded education primarily by per pupil counts, shortchanging midsize districts like Salina and Derby and fueling lawsuits in federal and state courts. Attorney Alan Rupe cites disappointment as the state moves to only tune up the flawed formula.
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Guest editorials express reader views in The Herald
Editorial pages publish diverse opinions from readers. statements do not reflect The Herald or its editors. The note clarifies that views are those of contributors and may differ from official policies or staff positions.
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Bush should stand up to power companies
A dated political commentary argues that California’s deregulation caused rolling blackouts and higher rates, urging President Bush to curb oil and power company greed. It warns federal bailouts will intensify outages and rate hikes, calling for consumer protections and firm federal action.
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Temptation Island premiere fuels columnist's TV obsession
The writer narrates choosing to watch Temptation Island after a New Year vow to view more television. He then explores the show’s format with four committed couples, temptress contestants, and voyeuristic social dynamics, while musing on reality TV culture and moral concerns.
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