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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1999
Page
2
Kansas representative Jerry Moran introduces the Debt Downpayment Act to redirect budget surpluses toward the public debt and exclude the Social Security trust fund from federal budget calculations. He claims a 2.4 trillion dollar debt reduction over ten years and 729 billion in interest savings.
The reader is presented with a variety of opinion pieces from guest editors. Views expressed are not necessarily the Herald's official stance.
Don Kaul reflects on career paths from guidance counselor blunt lists to his dream as an Olympic Committee insider. He jokes about consultants, then details perks of IOC life, and notes Salt Lake City 2002 bribery allegations, arguing TV pressures feed corruption. invites reader responses.
A provocative critique argues feminism confuses equality before law with biological sameness. It claims motherhood is biologically programmed, that men lack commitment, and that feminism weakens traditional culture. The piece blames feminists for social and personal fallout, warning young women of late-life consequences.
J.B. Hall, Franklin County emergency preparedness director, outlines downburst physics, including gust fronts and bow echoes, noting microbursts and macrobursts, radar detection limits, and the potential for 150 mph winds in Bow Echoes during Kansas Severe Weather Awareness Week. He highlights how weaker storms can produce the most damaging winds and that tornadoes may accompany Bow Echoes.
A reader thanks RMH Reader Forum and Cherry Street Wesleyan Church family for prayers cards flowers and visits during hospital stay and after. The note praises Ransom Memorial Hospital Ottawa staff doctors Edalati and Jackson and the Gotcha organization basket from Ottawa University and thanks four children for help.
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