Cosby plan for sexual assault education draws backlash
A guest editorial denounces Bill Cosby plans to host seminars on sexual assault laws as a joke and calls out his past statements and actions. The piece notes the Pennsylvania trial deadlock, retrial plans, and accusations by about 60 women. It argues Cosby lacks credibility to advise others and condemns the broader idea of lecturing on sexual behavior.
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Reader letters policy for The Ottawa Herald
The Ottawa Herald invites reader opinions in the Reader Forum. Submissions must include author name address and telephone number and be sent by email or mail. Letters should not exceed 400 words and readers are limited to one letter per month. form letters poems consumer complaints and business testimonials will not be printed.
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ACA debate stirs reader concerns about health care costs
In a Reader Forum letter Joseph Ferguson of Ottawa argues that the 2010 ACA was crafted behind closed doors under Pelosi and Reid, promises about keeping doctors and plans misled the public, Medicare funds were diverted to back healthcare firms, and ongoing GOP repeal battles threaten the system. He urges insurance across state lines and warns of a slide toward single payer.
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Kansas lawmakers pass largest state tax hike and budget
Kansans face a 1.2 billion retroactive tax increase and a record 13.2 billion budget. Critics say the spendthrift plan balloons government size, outpaces national trends, and will shrink take-home pay while funding schools and programs alongside a broad legislative wish list.
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Kansas Tax Hike Details From Revenue Secretary
Kansas imposes a 1.2 billion tax increase, the largest in state history, expanding tax rates to individuals and small businesses. The law retroactively raises withheld amounts starting now to match a new three bracket structure. Visit ksrevenue.org for rates and notices, or call 785 368 8222 for help.
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