We told you so on Z-Bar Ranch prairie preserve plan
Editorial argues for the National Park Service to buy up to 180 acres of the Z-Bar Ranch in the Flint Hills to create a tallgrass prairie preserve. It notes opposition from local ranchers and concerns over funding while citing Sen. Kassebaum and Kansas lawmakers backing a bill to enable the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Park Service
Park Service
Flint Hills
Strong City
Cottonwood Falls
Feds
Bruce Babbitt
National Park Trust
the Park Service
Babbitt
Nancy Kassebaum
Kansas
Hills Alive in the Flint Hills Roadscape
Guest editorials extol the Flint Hills landscape spanning Cowley and Chautauqua counties as a renewing travel experience. The piece paints dawn skies, varied greens, and rhythmic landforms carved by glaciers and ancient currents, inviting a slow, scenic journey through a landscape in harmony with nature.
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Herald
Hills
Cowley
Chautauqua
Kansas
Flint Hills
Government representatives contact list fragment
A fragmented roster lists U S representatives and officials with Topeka and Washington contacts. Names include Jim Slattery and Ron Todd with addresses and phone numbers, plus state lawmakers Bill Feustborn Walker Hendrix and Doug Walker in Topeka.
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USS
Jim Slattery
Rayburn
House
Washington, D.C
Fox
Topeka
Jayhawk
Southwest
Jackson
Sans
Hume Seeks GOP Nod in 2nd District Race in Ottawa Notes
Ottawa reports on Joe Hume, Ottawa native and Topeka music store owner, as he seeks the Republican nomination for Slattery's 2nd District seat. He attacks federal pork projects, cites examples from Hetchy Hetchy to tea exports, and invites fairgoers to praise his stance during the Franklin County Fair weekend.
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United
Boss Perot
Fred Phelps
Westboro Baptist Church
Topeka
Jim Slattery
Washington
Ottawa
Walker Hendrix
Marvin Barkis
Ottawa University
Rich Becker
Wint Winter Jr
Joe Hume
Topeka Music
Slattery
Congress
Franklin County
Hume
Hayward Arena
Franklin County Fairgrounds
Wyoming
National Endowment For the Arts
Stone
Food nags push health alarms over everyday meals
The piece skewers the Center for Science in the Public Interest for hype about foods allegedly harming health. It contrasts breakfast options and asks readers to choose between healthier and tastier items, urging the group to focus on real scientific breakthroughs instead.
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Center For Science
CNN
Ding-A-Ling
I Caine
Center For Science In the Public Interest
Jose
Christians Should Stand Firm On Biblical Morals
A reader urges Christians to support biblical stands on abortion homosexuality honesty and sexual morality. They warn against persecuting fellow believers and cite Daniel and John 13 35 to emphasize love as the witness while condemning secular policies funding condoms and abortion services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel
Babylon
Robert C
W. Jokh
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Soutiet Ltd
Bill Feustborn Garnett
Statehouse
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Doug Walker
State Capitol
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General Electric
General Motors
World Features Syndicate
San Francisco
U.S
Hetchy Hetchy
Yosemite National Park
The
U.S. Board of Tea Exports
By Ja Bemis
Ottawa Herald
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Kielbasa
By Mike Royko
Tribune Media Service
Wass
Mallard Fillmore
Pasa
Tan
Em eLi Maes
Youauys
Uly
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