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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 2000
Page
2
The federal government considers a $10 tax credit to boost electronic filing as part of Clinton's 2001 budget. The incentive aims to speed refunds, reduce IRS costs, and modernize service, with concerns about privacy, audit fears, and slower adoption by some taxpayers.
Branson reader Pat Runkle agrees with Robert Kile that U S 59 needs more patrols, not ground taken away. He recalls driving the highway near Kansas University for eight years and condemns aggressive drivers while defending the road.
Wayne Kissinger of Ottawa Ks argues against a Senate proposal mandating Spanish for all students. He cites student choice, budget costs, and prioritizing English, suggesting foreign language exposure should be optional and early English mastery emphasized. He warns against taxpayer burden and advocates focus on spelling and composition.
A compiled roster of political staff contacts including President Clinton’s White House address and phone, U.S. Senators Pat Roberts and Sam Brownback, Rep Jim Ryan, Governor Bill Graves, State Senator Robert Tyson, and State Representatives Ralph Tanner and Bill Feverborn. Also provided are their Capitol addresses, district offices, and public phone numbers.
A column critiques government paid anti drug advertising tied to media scripts and warns that bribery risks corrupting press integrity. It cites WaVe deals, White House funding, and examples from The Washington Post and The New York Times, arguing true watchdog journalism requires independence.
Dorothy Nichols recalls Forest Park in Ottawa with 1940s county fair scenes and rides. She ties memories to Bob Wills song San Antonio Rose played on KOFO, noting midways with wild shows, 4-H, livestock barns, and the 1951 flood that ended Forest Park’s era.
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