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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1997

Page

3

Saving Ottawa Middle School Buildings Faces Economic Hurdles

Ottawa school officials weigh preserving one of two historic buildings against demolition as bond funds require a new school. Attorney Bezek warns reducing demolition risks bond validity, while private redevelopment by MetroPlains offers a sliver of hope. A community survey and negotiated plan are urged before any decision.

Ottawa Middle School Fifth and Main Bob Bezek Jr Ottawa 13Th and Ash Bezek Minnesota MetroPlains Development Inc MetroPlains John D. Montgomery

Government Contact Lines And Addresses For Public Please Use

A list of government contact points includes President Bill Clinton at The White House 1600 Pennsylvania Ave Washington DC 20500 Comments Office phone 202 4546 1111 US Senator Pat Roberts 116 Dirksen Washington DC 20510 phone 202 224 4774 fax 202 224 3514 US Senator Sam Brownback 141 Hart Senate Building Washington DC 20510 1403 phone 202 2246521 state office 612 S Kansas Ave Topeka 66603 phone 713 233-2503 US Rep Jim Ryun 511 Cannon HOB Washington DC 20515 phone 202 225 6601 fax 202 225 RYUN Gov Bill Graves 2nd Floor State Capitol Topeka 66612 phone 913 296-3232

Bill Clinton White House Pennsylvania Ava Washington D.C U.S Pat Roberts Dirksen Fox Sam Brownback Hart Senate S. Kansas Ave Topeka U.S. Rap Jim Ryun Cannon, Hob Ryun Bill Graves State Capitol

Welfare reform branded a political con job by critics

Charley Reese argues Congress and the White House keep welfare recipients dependent, citing immigration, free trade, housing, food assistance, and taxes as barriers. He claims education does not create jobs and calls reform a blame-shifting tactic, urging scrutiny of politicians’ claims.

United States Congress Asia China Mexico Spain Cotin

Editors on Dolly cloned sheep and Deng Xiaoping’s legacy

Washington Post editors reflect on Dolly the cloned sheep as a breakthrough with ethical questions ahead, warning against overreliance on morality to judge future uses. Journal Star praises Deng Xiaoping for stabilizing China and transforming its economy, noting his mixed legacy and impact beyond ideology.

Washington Post Dolly Journal Star Peoria Ill Deng Xiaoping Bill Gates Samm Walton Deng American Civil Liberties Union Mao

Guest editorials offer readers a variety of opinion

Editorial note states views expressed are not necessarily The Herald's editor. The column collection presents diverse perspectives from guest writers.

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Scalia vs Scholars in New Book Debates Constitutional Rights

Justice Antonin Scalia argues for originalism in interpreting the Constitution in A Matter of Interpretation. Ronald Dworkin and Laurence Tribe counter with evolving, principled readings. The debate covers free speech, equal protection, and how to apply amendments from 14th to 19th.

Ashington Supreme Court Antonin Scalia Scalia Dworkin Harvard Law Laurence Tribe Tribe Princeton University High Court William H. Rehnquist Warren Burger William C. Douglas Yeshiva University Law John McGinnis National Review Magazine

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