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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 2000
Page
2
Voters in Kansas see little influence as the state drops the April 4 presidential primary after Gov. Bill Graves backs budget cuts. The move mirrors four years ago and prompts discussion of a regional primary to boost turnout and give Kansans a say in choosing the president.
David A. Lee of Ottawa complains that U S policy risks American lives in the Middle East and condemns Zionist influence and Christian fundamentalists. He singles out Sam Brownback, accuses him of siding with Zionist fanatics, and urges the public to prioritize Christ over Zionist prophecy in policy.
A scrambled OCR style listing provides addresses and phone numbers for U S President Bill Clinton from the White House and several Kansas political figures including U S Sen Pat Roberts U S Sen Sam Brownback U S Rep Jim Ryan Governor Bill Graves State Sen Rober Tyeon State Rep Ralph Tanner and State Rep Bill Feuerborn with office locations in Topeka and Washington D C.
The piece critiques Governor Graves for accepting Education Commissioner Tompkins's data on Kansas schools, arguing the educational establishment exaggerates progress. It highlights reformers Senate President Dick Bond and Rep. Ralph Tanner, urging a deprogramming of the governor and bold legislative changes.
A domestic columnist notes items often tossed as junk have appreciated as collectibles. From GE stock splits and rare pennies to upside down Jenny stamps and a $640,000 Honus Wagner card, the piece surveys long term value across stamps, comics, Pez heads, Coca Cola bottles, and notable land deals.
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