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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 2013
Page
5
Reader forum voices strong concerns as Kansas legislators prepare hearings on Uncork Kansas proposed liquor law relaxations. Critics warn higher alcohol access worsens alcoholism, boosts state costs for welfare, policing, courts, and rehab, harming vulnerable residents.
A Franklin County resident voices concern over a local sheriff replacement. The writer opposes a state approved local appointee and backs Rick Geist over Rick Croucher, citing distrust of county politics and desire for a candidate favored by residents. The note reflects anxiety about influence from Johnson County and political corruption.
The Herald invites reader letters up to 400 words with author name address and phone. Email to letters ottawaherald.com or mail to Reader Forum Ottawa Herald 104 S Cedar St Ottawa KS 66067. One letter per month. submissions may be edited for space grammar and clarity. Form letters poems or testimonials will not be printed.
A list of office addresses phone numbers and email links for President Obama U S representatives Lynn Jenkins Pat Roberts Jerry Moran governor Sam Brownback state officials Blaine Finch Kevin Jones Caryn Tyson with Kansas capitol offices and district contacts for Topeka and Washington D C.
Linda Brown recounts buying Snuggies and expandable hoses after TV ads. She notes two free or discounted items, delivery delays, and later attempts at using them around the home. The piece ends with a plug for Aqua Rug carpet for showers and a two-for-one offer.
Rebecca McFarland announces Walk Kansas 2013 eight week health program in Kansas and Osage and Franklin counties. Teams log minimum two percent hours weekly of moderate to vigorous activity with three challenges, aiming to collectively cover hundreds of miles across the state. Registration at Frontier Extension District No. 11 offices in London and Ottawa or online, with a fifteen dollar team fee and weekly newsletters.
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