GOP faces uphill swing in plan to balance budget by 2002
Jim Hitch argues the GOP’s promise to balance the budget by 2002 faces tough odds as Senate leaders demand spending cuts be paid for and tax cuts scrutinized. He notes differing party philosophies on deficits and taxes and warns of political fallout in pursuing reductions.
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Rails to trails sparks urban rural clash in Wichita
Guest editorial urges peace in south central Kansas and calls to drop the rails to trails proposal. It notes refusals by Sedgwick Reno and Harvey counties to join and cites rural fear of crime litter and privacy invasion. The Harvey County commission also balks at Wichita groundwater monitoring.
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Deadline for letters to editor on April 4 election
The deadline for submitting letters to editor concerning any issues in the April 4 general election is Thursday, March 30. The Herald cannot assure that all letters will be printed.
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Local control and taxes clash over school levy plan
The debate over abolishing the statewide 35 mill property levy and funding schools with sales and income taxes raises questions of local control and future levies. Supporters frame it as empowering local voters while opponents warn risks to budgets and economies, with lawmakers and business groups weighing sovereignty against regulation.
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Ottawa Urges City Nuisance Ordinance Enforcement
City advocates praise for a nuisance ordinance to improve appearance and health. The editorial notes yards and porches in Ottawa compare unfavorably to neat towns seen in Kansas and beyond, warning that neglect lowers property values and rental appeal. It urges local pride and mentions a Herald story on area volunteers.
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Its Your Quarter Feedback on Volunteer, Taxes, and Ditches
A reader segment laments a volunteer was refused for not taking four days off, suggests evening training or two days off, and urges cooperation with volunteers. They note a house appraisal increase and tax concerns, warn renters about potential school bond effects, and criticize ditches on East Seventh Street as a city-made nuisance. Call 242-4700 to share thoughts during specified hours.
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U.S. forces advance along Rhine front and western Germany
U S troops push north along the Rhine between Worms and Oppenheim and seize towns including Annweiler Neunkirchen Neustadt and Homberg. Soviet units advance toward Tatabanga Hungary as American forces occupy San Fernando and gain Luzon west coast control.
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