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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 2008

Page

2

First Amendment limits and government restraint debated

Linda Campbell argues in the Fort Worth Star-Telegram that constitutional protections remain essential even when they cause discomfort. She contends that government cannot excessively shield citizens from themselves, emphasizing enduring free speech safeguards.

Linda Campbell Fort Worth Texas Star-Telegram

Serial meetings and open records reform in Kansas

Editorial argues one word in Kansas open meetings law enables serial meetings outside public forums. It cites Topeka city actions on helicopter buying, supports SB 621 and HB 2331 to require public discussion, urges lawmakers to back sunshine laws and provides local senator contacts.

Kansas Topeka Ottawa Herald The Kansas Press Association Kansas House Senate Pat Apple Derek Schmidt

Cobell trust case may end with settlement offer

The Cobell trust suit, spanning 12 years, pits Indian account holders against the federal government over mismanaged accounts created in 1887 for about 500 000 Native people. Judge James Robinson notes settlement is due, with talks likely yielding a financial sum though full historical accounting is deemed impossible.

Cobell Trust James Robinson Robinson U.S Ments Judge Robins Cobell Interior Department Osage Nation Gov

Who Should You Help Adults or Children

In Kansas budget talks the House and Senate clash over health care for the poor. The House backs helping poor adults with subsidized insurance while also aiding children. the Senate targets only children. Both rely on federal matching funds, with costs rising over five years. Political considerations color the tough choice, and a final decision will take weeks. Martin Hawver previews the scene.

House Senate Kansas

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