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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 2002
Page
8
Franklin County dairy producers seek better times as a feature on dairy advances appears in pages 1B to 3B. Weather outlook: tonight partly cloudy with upper 60s low, Friday mostly sunny with upper 80s high, and Friday night mostly clear with upper 60s low.
A brief notice lists page references for classifieds comics entertainment opinion obituaries and sports across the daily issue. Readers are directed to pages 48 58 68 7B 3A 5A and 2A for listings stories and sections.
A 2-1 9th Circuit decision finds reciting the pledge unconstitutional for schoolchildren citing the phrase one nation under God. Critics across parties denounce the ruling while supporters expect Supreme Court review or full-circuit reversal. If upheld, it would affect nine western states and trigger broader debates.
Local residents react to a 9th Circuit decision that reciting the Pledge of Allegiance in schools is unconstitutional. The panel ruling affects states in the circuit, drawing protests from people like Debi Gaston who say it harms religious freedom. The decision does not take effect for several months and follows a prior suit by Michael Newdow.
The Supreme Court 5-4 decision says voucher programs are constitutional if they offer parents a range of religious and secular schools. The ruling endorses a Cleveland pilot program providing tax-supported stipends to parents seeking private or parochial education, despite 95 percent of vouchers aiding religious schools.
Ottawa Main Street Association director John Verssue warns downtown businesses must apply by August 9 for the Kansas Main Street Program loan. The program offers 15 000 loans at 1 percent interest, matched by owners on a 1 to 3 basis, with 90 day start and one year finish deadlines.
A new ceramics shop in Kansas Brest plans a July 2 opening. Owner Wilson, Brieprat, and partners will offer greenware display and firing services. The project involves $20,000 personal investment and aims to boost the building’s use and local arts scene.
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