Out Kansas achievers in Hampshire state ranking
New Hampshire is named the second most livable state in Morgan Quinto rankings while Kansas sits fifth nationwide behind Utah New Hampshire Minnesota Nebraska and Hawaii The rankings draw on 43 categories including income crime and graduation rates reflecting high self-criticism and strong achievement by Kansans in a time of legislative session.
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Guest editorials present reader opinions and do not necessarily reflect The Herald's official stance. This feature showcases diverse viewpoints while disclaiming endorsement by the newspaper.
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Bush’s soft line on China sparks MFN showdown
The Washington Post argues President Bush pursued an accommodating policy after Tiananmen that angered Congress. It notes past vetoes and renewed MFN debates, urging tougher actions to pressure Beijing on human rights and curtail missile exports, while warning that U.S. signals of appeasement have empowered Chinese abuses and impeded change.
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Letter Encourages Blood Donation in Ottawa Area
A renal patient recounts lupus related kidney failure and transplant struggles. He explains how returning to dialysis dropped his blood count and credits generous donors for his survival. He urges Ottawa residents to donate one unit of blood to help others in need.
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Community time capsule seeks Franklin County memories
Ottawa Library and Franklin County Historical Society collect stories, pictures, and maps for a 500 plus page History of Franklin County Kansas. Deadline April 1. Free submissions up to two double spaced pages, with fees for longer text and photos. pre publication price $49.50.
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Kerrey and Harkin exit reflect weary campaign
The writer critiques Bob Kerrey and Tom Harkin for lacking деталей in policy while noting Kerrey’s grace in dropping out and Harkin’s blunt criticism of Bush. He warns against ignoring economic justice and social health care, arguing that loyal voters crave substantive plans amid a culture wary of “socialized medicine.”
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