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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 2004
Page
2
Arts journalist Chris Jones notes how editorial choices reflect ideology and the fatigue of witnessing death, arguing that supporters of conflict often insist on concealing casualties to sustain public energy for fighting.
Kansas voters hired Gov. Kathleen Sebelius to review state programs and consider cuts. Reports say she called the civil service system outmoded and in need of a major overhaul to gain flexibility for recruiting and retaining top employees, while balancing fairness and protection for staff.
Readable excerpts show a roster of officials and offices in Topeka Kansas including Governor Kathleen Sebelius and several state senators and representatives with office addresses in the state capitol. The list provides mailing addresses and phone lines for federal and state legislators.
Eric Gruber argues against disc golf bans in Ottawa at Kanza Park, likening critics to preemptive reactions to controversial films. He praises nearby courses and notes disc golf could boost tourism, local shops, and activity, urging support for a new city amenity.
The writer notes a near perfect 2004 voting record with only three missed votes out of the total. Most misses in 2003 happened during a three day absence from April 2 to April 4, 2003, accounting for over eighty percent of the missed votes. Only two of the missed votes were close calls.
Seer notes his vote would not have altered outcomes and that most missed votes were non controversial. He describes a citizen legislature in Kansas with few three dozen month sessions and a three and a half month annual meeting period. He says he adjusted his business schedule to meet duties and cites a 2004 attendance record. He invites inquiries at 785 865 2796 or holland at house.state.ks.us.
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