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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 2001

Page

2

Precaution urged over foot and mouth and mad cow risks

The editorial warns that foot and mouth disease and mad cow disease could reach the United States. It supports country of origin labeling, stronger meat import inspections, and the Consumer Right to Know Act of 2001. It notes Vermont sheep destroyed for possible mad cow exposure and calls for tighter safeguards.

Europe United States Kansas Congress U.S Mexico Canada Vermont U.S. Department of Agriculture Jeanny Sharp

Voters urged to reject Franklin County administrator plan

Les Reinier argues against a county administrator for Franklin County citing workload of commissioners, current pay, and expenses. He contends the county of about 25 000 residents with 40 employees does not need an administrator and favors using funds for road rock instead. He urges voters to vote No on the issue.

Franklin County Les Reinier Jackie Stiles Southwest Missouri State Washington George W. Bush

Renewal and local politics fill a Kansas spring column

Dr. Bud Gollier reflects on seasonal renewal and public policy in Ottawa. He urges action on education funding, water supply, waste disposal, and a proposed wastewater plant financing plan. He endorses a yes vote for a sales tax levy and monthly sewer increases to fund the project.

Kansas Lawrence Kansas River Bud Gollier

Bush tax cut seen as insufficient to aid the poor

Edwin A. Locke argues the Bush tax cut would mildly ease a deep injustice by reducing taxes on the wealthy while opponents push for wealth redistribution. He contrasts altruism with Americanism, urging a policy that preserves individual rights and property, and supports broader tax reform toward personal sovereignty.

Bush Congress Edwin A. Locke University of Maryland At College Park Ayn Rand Institute

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