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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 2013
Page
5
A reader defends individual rights to love whom they choose and criticizes religious bias. They cite the U S Constitution and argue the nation was founded on freedom of religion, not a single faith, urging respect for diverse beliefs and unity over division.
The Ottawa Herald explains that letters in Reader Forum express writers opinions and research with identification at the end. It invites readers who disagree or dispute facts to respond in Reader Forum to promote robust public debate.
Kansas State Representative Kevin Jones explains risks of overlapping committees as the session ends. He notes bills on KPERS pension changes, bond proposals for unfunded liabilities, education standards, the Second Amendment Protection Act, and property tax rules. He names SB 92 HB 2029 SB 136 and HB 2285 with contact details.
The Kansas Senate debated SB 191 to curb local control and expand CAFOs, but the amendment was tabled for study. The budget projects a 2014 ending balance of 492 million and 2015 balance of 3777.7 million, with Gov Brownback proposals and 48.7 million in two-year savings. HB 2078 would let military training substitute for civilian licensing requirements, while HB 2025 creates the Bethell Joint Committee on Home and Community Based Services KanCare Oversight to monitor KanCare programs and oversight. Caryn Tyson, R-Parker, represents Franklin County in the Senate.
Rich Lowry argues against judicial activism in redefining marriage as a federal issue and questions the legitimacy of striking down Defense of Marriage Act and Proposition 8. He asserts broad state progress and warns of consequences for religious groups if courts shortcut democratic process.
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