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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 2014

Page

5

Education funding and no call bill move in Kansas House

Kansas House debates education financing to fund the states share of education equalization totaling 129 million dollars. Proposals mix one time funds with ongoing diversions including 16 million for all day kindergarten. SB 308 would add mobile numbers to the states no call list with AG enforcement and industry input. Blaine Finch of Franklin County reports on other measures expanding autism therapy coverage and juvenile justice reforms.

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Government contact details for Kansas officials

Addresses and phone numbers for Governor Sam Brownback Attorney General Derek Schmidt State Rep Blaine Finch State Rep Kevin Jones and State Sen Caryn Tyson at the Kansas State Capitol Topeka KS 66612 Includes room numbers 300 SW 10th Ave Ste 241S Memorial Hall 120 SW 10th St rooms 167-W 512-N 236-E and emails for each official.

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Opinion Letters Cry Against Government and Health Care Policy

Readers vent frustration with federal and state actions, criticizing Washington and Congress. The letter cites Lynn Jenkins and Obamacare, urging readers to avoid the health care tax and push for catastrophic plans. It calls for equal coverage for all, including politicians, and labels current leaders as deviating from constitutional liberty.

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Reader Forum: public debate on policy and politics

The letter urges readers to contact Hillary Clinton about the Benghazi call and commends veterans, questions Obamacare and health reform, criticizes politicians on education funding, cites Michael’s House and rehabilitation views, and ends with a Reagan quote urging verification. It calls for civic engagement and voting to avoid perceived national graft.

Ottawa readers rail against new stormwater fee and taxes

In a Reader Forum letter residents condemn state and city charges, decrying lost tax refunds and a $4 monthly stormwater utility fee approved by Ottawa leaders. The writer cites rising bills for utilities, car tags, licenses, and EPA fees, questioning electoral choices and fiscal policies.

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Deception 1342 and Obamacare March Madness

Michael Reagan argues that Section 1342 of the Affordable Care Act creates a taxpayer funded bailout for health insurers. He contends the risk corridor provision hides policy failures and forecasts a Republican wave in November and 2016. He labels Obamacare a corporate welfare scheme benefiting insurers.

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