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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 2003

Page

2

AIDS crisis demands impartial HIV advisory commission members

The piece argues AIDS kills millions yearly with 3.1 million deaths world wide last year and 15,000 in North America. It criticizes Bush appointee nominee Jerry Thacker as a zealot who calls AIDS the gay plague and homosexuality a deathstyle, urging sober, educated experts on the 35 member commission to guide policy.

North America America Presidential Advisory Commission On Jerry Thacker Thacker Bush Lma Bob Jones University

Budget dispute over ending balance in Kansas budget debate

The Wichita Eagle argues maintaining the 7.5 percent ending balance is essential while Gov. Sebelius proposal to cut it is risky. Testimony from budget director Duane Goossen warns of cash-flow delays, higher credit risk, and strained school payments. Great Bend Tribune notes ongoing fiscal woes, political partisanship, and calls for regional equity and stronger citizen input.

Wichita Eagle Kathleen Sebelius Sebelius Duane Goossen Bill Graves Senate Ways and Means Committee Great Bend Kansans Cedar Crest Statehouse GOP Kansas Topeka

Kansan Officials and Contacts Listed in Dense State Capitol Directory

A compiled list from Topeka presents U S Senators Pat Roberts and Sam Brownback, Representative Jim Ryun, and Kansas Governor Kathleen Sebelius among others with office addresses in Washington D C and Topeka including phone numbers and email domains for public contact. The document also names state legislators Tom Holland Bill Faverborn Joe Humerickhouss Stanley Dreher and Tyson with their Capitol offices and web domains.

George Bush White House Washington D.C Whitehouse U.S Pat Roberts Hart Senate Washington, D.C Berts Senate Him Sam Brownbook Brown Jim Ryun Rayburn House jim_ryun Ryun House Kathleen State Capitol Topeka State Len. Roburt Tyson Tyson Tom Holland Holland Bll Faverborn Dreher

Remembering Senator Jim Allen and his influence

Dorothy Nichols recalls the late Senator Jim Allen, a respected colleague and mentor from Kansas, who died January 19. She highlights their shared years in the House, his pragmatic approach to lobbying, and his support during her family’s 1983 canoeing tragedy.

House of Representatives Kansas Jim Allen Kansas Senate Denny Apt Iola Topeka Statehouse Denny Jayhawk Hotel Jim Len Allen Bob Anderson Bob Franklin County Joel Ole Mary Sheriff’s Department Killough Construction Corps of Engineers Pomona Kiefer Dam Ottawa Chippewa Hills John Carlin Sylvesters Watts House Senate Carol

Patient praises Ransom Memorial Hospital and Dr Seto

A patient recounts a Jan 14 same day surgery at Ransom Memorial Hospital that led to 24 hours in ICU and two days at Olathe Medical Center. The writer commends Dr Seto and the nursing staff for exceptional care and guidance during complications.

Ransom Memorial Hospital Olathe Medical Center Ransom Seto Dr. Seto

Letter challenges bid policy in Potawatomi Township

A reader disputes John Croan’s claim about three bids for purchases over $150. The writer notes township meetings were not open until Feb 26, 2002, when they required competition pricing. Minutes show a motion to discuss expenditures before spending and to seek three estimates.

Donna) McBrearely Mr. Crean McBreavely John Croan The Herald Pottawatomie Township Carter

Hope House thanks volunteers and outlines plans for growth

Hope House thanks the community for support and highlights a busy year ahead with new programs. Leaders Janet Slifer and Nancy Mitchell will run a money management workshop, and volunteers are needed to staff the center at Third and Walnut. The center, open to families in need, partners with area agencies to avoid duplicating aid and plans to expand operations in the coming year.

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