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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1998
Page
2
Editorial argues for public voting in judicial selections. It notes the Kansas Justice Commission study, lists arguments for appointment, and asserts the public should have frequent chances to judge the judiciary, while addressing conflicts of interest via recusal.
Editorial notes present a variety of views for readers. The Herald states opinions may not reflect the editor’s stance.
A compiled page lists political figures and contact details including President Bill Clinton at The White House Washington, D C to Sen Roberts in Washington and Topeka offices, Sen Brownback, Rep Ryun, and Gov Graves with addresses and phone numbers for state and federal offices. It notes Topeka and district offices with various telephone numbers and a homepage URL for Ryun.
Kathleen Parker critiques a high school graduation trip on a Falcon Air flight where 150 youths allegedly drank and misbehaved. Pilots and crew face FAA scrutiny, and parents demand an investigation into the travel company for false promises in brochures.
The Franklin County Cancer Foundation Inc. highlighted its first fundraiser, raising over 12 300 and thanking volunteers, sponsors, and Ottawa city partners. The event featured Room 103 and received in kind donations from Bud Taylor Rentmasters and Madden Porta pots, with City Park providing utilities. The all volunteer group aims to support local cancer patients and families.
Readers are invited to submit hand signed letters with address and phone number for the Reader Forum at The Ottawa Herald. Mail to 104 S Cedar Ottawa Kansas 66067 or email letters ottawaherald.com. Submissions should not exceed 500 words.
A letter by Kenneth L. Webster argues against claims of significant tax reductions under Gov. Bill Graves. He cites Tax Foundation data showing Kansas ranks mid in state tax burden, urges voters to seek truth and elect David Miller. He also addresses abortion industry lawsuits and civil rights in Kansas.
A Kansas writer defends the 1998 abortion law enacted with broad support, detailing the late term and partial birth abortion restrictions, noting collaboration with pro life groups and politicians, and praising Gov. Graves while criticizing critics. The piece argues broad Kansan support and calls for praise of Graves' role.
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