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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1992

Page

3

Taxpayer right to industrial tax abatement reports urged

The editorial urges Ottawa and Franklin County to publish annual, detailed reports on public money given to businesses since 1980, including cash grants and property tax abatements, plus job creation, residency of workers, and outcomes. It notes recent 10-year 100% abatement for Laich Industries and funding requests to repair an industrial park spur, plus city weed control efforts.

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More jobs questioned as Barton County plan debated

The Great Bend Tribune notes unemployed residents pressing for lasting employment solutions. A speaker asks what to do for long-term job seekers, and editors argue for traditional, well paid jobs with benefits to boost income, hours, and community growth.

Great Bend Tribune Barton County

Independence Day Reflections From Founding to Folklore

A rambling July Fourth column threads historical milestones from the Declaration of Independence to modern folklore. It notes key figures like John Adams and John Hancock, mentions Richard Henry Lee and Thomas Jefferson, and cites cultural tidbits about July 4 celebrations, births, and regional celebrations. The piece closes with a tongue in cheek threat for the day to remember your block.

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Rebuild America Fund challenges Reaganomics with trickle up plan

Clinton proposes a four year 220 billion program to raise jobs and income for working people, spur investment, and benefit the wealthy indirectly. The piece cites Greider on taxation politics and Mellon's dictum, arguing tax cuts favor the rich but do not reliably boost savings or growth.

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Ottawa City Complaints and Civic Affairs Letter Blend

A reader vents about cable rate hikes and urges city action on junk cars in yards in Ottawa. They criticize enforcement of ordinances, appeal for street improvements on 17th Street Elm Street and request year round road maintenance, while praising a Supreme Court decision.

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It's Your Quarter editorial letters spark school prayer debate

A reader argues for separation of church and state amid pro life and pro choice views. She defends family values, cites personal stories, and questions Ottawa city services, traffic signs, and the rails to trails project while inviting further community input.

Tami Stankard

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