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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1999
Page
2
The piece notes Kansas introduces a personal computer filing program and a Telefile option to ease state tax returns. It highlights that the process can take about 30 minutes and reduces federal filing burdens by pulling in data. It also comments on the broader need for simpler tax codes and fewer deductions.
Christopher Matthews reports on a Pew poll showing 45 percent of Americans reject Gore, signaling trouble for the vice president as he seeks to distance himself from Clinton. Gallup finds rising negative views of Clinton, while NOW’s Patricia Ireland warns denials lack impact.
Douglas F. Martin Clay County Attorney from Clay Center argues against Senate Bill No. 131, urging the Kansas House and governor to reject changes that downgrade habitual driving offenses, driving with suspended license, temporary deprivation of a motor vehicle, and a Romeo and Juliet exception for indecent liberties with a minor. He warns about easier extradition issues and safety risks.
Kansas lawmakers back HCR 5002 to expand local authority to attract oil and gas investment create jobs and broaden the tax base. The measure allows exemptions for property used in oil and gas exploration and production and depends on local governing bodies to approve. Voters will decide on April 6 with endorsements from the Kansas Association of Counties and Kansas Independent Oil & Gas Association.
Readers are invited to submit signed letters to the Ottawa Herald with a formal request for the author telephone number and street address. Letters must be under 500 words and sent to Reader Forum at 104 S Cedar Ottawa Kansas or via email to letters ottawaherald.com.
A Riverton adult choir performed gospel oldies in the Capitol, ending with Sunflower. Will Clark, seven, impressed senators during daily prayers, while legislators discussed statues by Hays sculptor Pete Felten Jr and debated a transportation plan with proposed amendments rejected.
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