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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 2005
Page
2
The 26th U.S. president Theodore Roosevelt argues that wide differences in religious political and social beliefs must exist to prevent stunting conscience and intellect, emphasizing the value of open debate and intellectual freedom.
Two teens died last week after riding on the roof of moving vehicles in separate incidents. One was from Topeka, Kansas, and the driver was charged with second degree reckless homicide and related offenses. A Kentucky teen also perished in a similar stunt, underscoring the deadly risks of roof riding.
A compiled OCR style roster lists U S senators Pat Roberts and Sam Brownback, Rep Jim Ryan, Gov Kathleen Sebelius and several Kansas state lawmakers with office addresses in Topeka and contact numbers. It includes web forms and room numbers for state and federal officials.
A political clash unfolds between the Kansas Supreme Court and the Kansas Legislature over school funding. The court could order schools closed if funding falls short, prompting the legislature to seek voter approval on constitutional changes. The special session increased funding, but future battles loom as hundreds of millions may be needed. Martin Hawver notes the standoff continues with likely further confrontations.
A couple recalls a near perfect Fourth of July fireworks display by the Jaycees with well-timed bursts and a breathtaking finale. The only drawback was attendees leaving early before the finale.
Letter lauds the Jaycees for a fireworks show rivaling Kansas City professionals. Writer offers tips for leaving early by using parking lights and suggests departing in small groups to reduce crowd disruption.
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