Kosovo Crisis Draws U S Into NATO Action
John D. Montgomery argues that NATO airstrikes against Slobodan Milosevic in Kosovo are justified to protect civilians and prevent regional instability. He warns critics may see U S actions as aggression but maintains the humanitarian case and broader peace in Europe.
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Water dispute over Republican River pits Kansas and Nebraska
Guest editorial argues Kansas Nebraska water suit benefits lawyers more than taxpayers. It says both states chase settlement unlikely, as Nebraska faces remote odds and the case drags on, with ongoing legal fees for water lawyers at public expense. The piece notes Nebraska has spent over 15 million dollars in another state suit and warns taxpayers bear the cost.
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Gentleman's praise of women sparks thoughts on gender harmony
Kathleen Parker reflects on Horace Barnett, a nearly 90 year old Atlanta resident known for his sharp dress and positive views of women. She argues that kind words between the sexes could bridge gender divides in marriage and work, urging mutual respect and better language. The piece emphasizes shared humanity over conflict and calls for positive messaging.
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Connerly’s Florida bid sparks debates on race policy
Charley Reese argues that Ward Connerly seeks to end affirmative action by proposing a Florida constitutional amendment. He rebuts critics like Governor Jeb Bush and Senator Bob Graham, who claim Connerly is divisive, asserting that ending affirmative action aligns with equality and not with discrimination.
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Board member questions district calendar and conduct
Reader forum letters recount a Osawatomie Graphic calendar dispute involving U S D 367 and U S D 288 board members. The writer cites hours of student instruction, questions state minimum requirements, and alleges superintendent conduct during a March meeting.
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Readers invited to submit letters to Ottawa Herald Forum
Opinion submissions are welcome in the Reader Forum. Hand signed letters must include address and telephone number. Send to Reader Forum Ottawa Herald 104 S Cedar Ottawa KS 66067 or via email to letters ottawaherald.com. Maximum length 500 words.
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Last Day for Letters to Editor on Local Elections
The final date to submit letters to the editor about local elections is Thursday April 1. Letters will be published through Saturday April 3.
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