Endorsements in Franklin County School Board Elections
Editor Jeanny Sharp urges April 1 votes in USD 287 289 290 and 288 Central Heights. Endorsed candidates include Dennis George Susan Ward and Harold Wingert for USD 290 and Eugene Schaefer Charlie Hirt Ed Quelette Betty Raby for USD 288 Central Heights. Voters urged to participate and inform others.
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Editorial argues war in Iraq defies expectations and worsens human costs
The Jordan Times criticizes the U S led war on Iraq noting stalled advances at Kuwaiti borders, mounting casualties on both sides, and pervasive destruction. It warns that the conflict is not the clean, swift operation once promised and highlights civilian suffering and ongoing battles before Baghdad falls.
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Lawmakers contact list for Kansas and federal offices
A fragmented OCR listing multiple offices with addresses and phone numbers for Kansas state representatives and U.S. senators, including contact points for Pat Roberts, Sam Brownback, Tom Holland, and others. The text provides street addresses in Topeka and Washington, and various incomplete phone details.
Bond issue voices in Central Heights School District debate costs
Marion Waltmire of Princeton questions the Central Heights bond proposal at a community meeting. He cites high costs, low state funding, and concerns about funding education versus competing needs like agriculture and facilities. He asks for clarity on per pupil education costs and funding sources.
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Voters urged to approve bond for school sports and facilities
A letter writer argues against delaying a bond vote, stating state funding could drop from 39 percent if a new bill passes. He claims the true cost is 30 percent and that the project includes gym, physical education, music programs and graduation space. He urges voting now to get more for less and questions opponents' taxpayer motives.
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Not in Forest Park Ottawa votes NO on recreation center
Don Jones of Ottawa protests a recreation center planned in the town’s core claiming it encroaches on history and oak stands. He argues rural taxpayers in 11 of 16 townships will fund the project without representation and urges a no vote on April 1.
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Bond Issue Sparks Strong Support From Local Coach
Central Heights football and track coach urged approval of a bond issue, saying it funds needs for his programs and more, including softball, baseball, and basketball. He criticized opposing views and warned against a later measure with fewer “extras” that would not address core educational and facility needs.
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Bob Fluke
Bond issue debate at Central Heights summarized
Community members question district plans for bond funding at Central Heights USD 288. They cite lunch logistics, potential classroom needs, and long term costs for field use with Rantoul and Princeton Recreation. They warn about rising enrollment, facility wear, and uncertain outcomes if the bond fails.
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Bond Support Letter Urges USD 288 Voters to Approve
A District 288 patron urges voters to support a nearly four million bond issue for Central Heights, noting state funding mix, needed facility repairs, and continued district pride. The letter defends athletics funding, critiques some bonds, and asks mass participation in the April 1 vote.
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