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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1998
Page
2
Gov. Bill Graves pushed a plan to halve and eventually eliminate Kansas car taxes by 2003, with state reimbursements frozen at 1999 levels, risking revenue for cities like Ottawa and shifting focus to property taxes. The debate weighs taxpayer relief against local education funding and government budgeting.
A compiled contact guide for president, senators, representatives, and state officials. It lists official addresses and phone numbers for bills queries, Topeka offices, and district offices, including the White House line and Capitol Hill offices for Clinton, Roberts, Brownback, Ryun, and Gov Groves.
A FAIR poll of 78 Washington journalists shows a complex bias picture. Journalists view themselves as centrist yet lean left on social issues and right on economic concerns, with big gaps on NAFTA and health policy. The piece argues journalists’ objectivity should resist partisan influence.
Gerry Getty argues for the recall of three Ottawa USD 290 school board members and rebukes claims that teachers or their families lack civic rights. He praises the democratic process, notes no USD 290 teachers are sponsors, and emphasizes equal rights for all citizens including educators and retirees.
The Ottawa Herald invites reader opinions in the Reader Forum. Submissions must be hand signed with author address and phone number. Letters no longer than 500 words and can be mailed to 104 S Cedar, Ottawa KS 66067 or emailed to letters@ottawaherald.com.
Don Kaul critiques the Southern Baptist Convention for promoting male church leadership while opposing equal rights for women. He notes broader religious fundamentalism and cites their Salt Lake City pamphleteering against Mormon outreach, urging separation of church and state and inviting reader response.
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