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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 12, 2006
Page
2
The author notes that writing in the morning and bookselling in the afternoon suits him. Larry McMurtry, renowned novelist, reflects on daily rhythm and creative work in this succinct quotation from 2005.
About 360 seniors will graduate across Franklin County schools with 23 percent undecided. Most students plan to stay in Kansas for work or further education, and around 6 percent enter full-time work. Over 10 percent aim for Neosho County Community College, while 7 percent pursue nearby community colleges. Noting KU led KSUs in enrolled graduates, most intend to remain in state for their postsecondary plans.
Tom Beaver notes NCAA sanctions for remaining schools using Native American mascots, detailing appeals outcomes. UND, Illinois, and Penn faced rulings. several institutions altered or defended nicknames, with tribes weighing support and opposition.
Kansas legislators debate the Taxpayer Bill of Rights concept known as TABORlite. It would require blocking a tax increase by a super majority in each chamber, not voter approval, but the plan faltered as sponsors faced resistance and Democrats defended voter bases while campaigning. The article notes the public’s skepticism and compares TABOR’s real effect to giving one member a veto power, with broader implications for state finance.
The Ottawa Herald invites Letters to the Readers Forum under 400 words with name address and daytime phone number. Letters may be edited for length and clarity. One letter per month limit. Form letters poems consumer complaints and business testimonials will not be printed.
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