Editorial Dirty tricks in Kansas voting controversy
In Topeka, Kansas Attorney General Carla Stovall and U S Attorney Jackie Williams said no action would be taken against callers who told voters in Kansas 3rd District they could not vote without registration cards. The calls alleged to be from the Democratic Action Committee aimed to suppress Democratic voters in the Moore Kline race. No laws were found broken and no campaign staff blamed. lawmakers are urged to consider new regulations.
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Students Seek Relief After 10 30 A M Nurse Limit
Ottawa students voice frustration over a school rule banning non-prescription drugs after 10:30 a.m. The policy, tied to federal law requiring nurse or doctor approval, leaves headaches unresolved and prompts calls for policy change.
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Reader Forum submissions urged with signer contact details
Readers are invited to send signed letters to The Ottawa Herald Reader Forum at 104 Cedar Ottawa Kansas 66067 or via email to letters ottawaherald com Submissions must include the author address and telephone number and be no longer than 500 words Letters may be edited for space
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Political contact list from Topeka and Washington figures
A compact roster of political contacts including President Bill Clinton, U S Senators Pat Roberts and Sam Brownback, U S Representative Jim Ryan, Governor Bill Graves, State Senator Robert Tyron, State Representatives Ralph Tanner Bill Feverbom, with street addresses in Washington D C and Topeka Kansas and phone numbers for constituent outreach. The list reflects official office locations and communications lines for federal and state officials.
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Vision 21st Century plan seeks two tier special ed funding
The Kansas Vision 21st Century Initiative proposes a two tier system for funding special education to let districts handle pupils locally, with rural and urban districts potentially bearing different costs. The plan also hints at a modest per pupil aid boost and a merit-like pay idea, while debating a clearer definition of suitable education.
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Courts Decide Election Said to Rest on Courts
Political science professor argues the presidential outcome hinges on judicial rulings. He warns Florida recounts could spark nationwide chaos if electoral rules shift, notes media bias and the paradox of Bush unifier rhetoric amid court battles and potential pro life nominees.
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