Open meetings act debated over serial communications
Topeka editor argues Kansas Open Meetings Act aims to prevent private discussion of public business. Advocate criticizes the proposed legislature allowing serial communications and urges Governor Graves to veto. Stovall’s view upheld against private talking trees. John D. Montgomery claims open access protects public trust.
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Gov. Graves
Topeka
WF Farmes
Joan Wagnon
Kansas
Sedgwick County
Mark Schroeder
Carla Stovall
Stovall
Bill Graves
Graves
John D
Low mood and depression myths and treatment facts
Ottawa writer explains that depressive illness affects about 17.6 million Americans yearly and addresses myths that it is a weakness or normal. She contrasts overt and covert depression, notes gender differences, and urges seeking treatment, with 80 to 90 percent relief when help is sought.
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Wolf
Ottawa
the Herald
Reader Forum Slam Triggers School Board Drift
A teacher writes criticizing Sam Sheldon's May letter and NEA bashing. He argues for unity among USD 290 staff and questions Sam's impact on education policy. The writer calls for Sam to step down, citing lost time and trust in a troubled Ottawa school system.
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Sam
Ottawa
USD 290
Sam Sheldon
Atlanta
Kansas
National Education Association
American Medical Association
American Bar Association
Ottawa A Board
Topeka
Washington, D.C
American Heart Association presses for strong McCain tobacco bill
The American Heart Association urges a tough McCain bill in the U S Senate to end tobacco industry immunity and advance comprehensive tobacco control. It warns that delays cost lives with 1000 deaths daily and 3000 new young smokers, calling for action to protect children and Americans nationwide.
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American Heart Association
U.S. Senate
America
Congress
Lincoln School bids farewell to Peggy Coen after 25 years
Lincoln Elementary honors Peggy Coen for a quarter century of teaching USD 290 service. A reception celebrating her dedication is set for Sunday May 17 from 2 to 4 p.m. in the Lincoln Auditorium, inviting staff, parents, and students to share in the appreciation.
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Peggy Coen
USD 290
Peggy
Lincoln School
Lincoln Elementary
Lincoln Auditorium
Lincoln
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