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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 2000
Page
2
The guest column urges Johnson County residents to conserve water before a potential summer drought. It argues conservation is every person's duty, highlighting practical questions about watering lawns showers flushing cars and washing. It warns money cannot buy water once taps run dry and notes the editorial reflects reader opinions.
Kent Glasscock urges Kansas to address school safety locally after threats and incidents in Colby Labette County and Derby. He cites 10,000 plus acts of school violence statewide last year and highlights a statewide anonymous safety hotline with 661 calls, urging parental and community action.
A garbled listing provides contact addresses and phone numbers for federal and state officials in Washington D C and Topeka Kansas. It includes offices in Hart Senate Office Building Cannon House Office Building and the State Capitol with corresponding extensions and zip codes.
The piece argues Sen. Pat Roberts may use climate concerns for political gain, linking his stance to money and past environmental records. It cites a $15 million federal funding line aimed at reducing farming carbon emissions, advocating Kansas State University, while questioning motives and influence of industry patrons. It notes Roberts' ties to pork barrel politics and industry interests.
The author condemns Microsoft and Bill Gates for arrogance in the antitrust case led by Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson. It recalls years of legal battles, the proposed breakup into Windows and other products, and Gates’s boastful defense of Microsoft’s practices despite government suits and Netscape challenges.
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