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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 2007
Page
2
The Topeka Capital Journal notes Kansas plans a self-exclusion list for problem gamblers at casinos and racetracks, with lifetime bans and treatment options. It praises the step but urges mandatory penalties for casinos that ignore the list to ensure effective enforcement.
Guest editorials present diverse reader viewpoints alongside The Herald’s stance. Opinions vary and do not necessarily reflect the newspaper or its editors.
The Ottawa Herald notes letters to the editor express writers opinions and research. It invites readers with disagreements to respond in the Readers Forum, ensuring robust public discussion and accountability for statements of fact.
Tom Beaver discusses a rising crime rate in Indian country and the need for federal action. He describes the failure of federal enforcement, calls the issue a public safety crisis, and outlines six bill areas including tribal authority to arrest all crimes. He cites opposition and urges stronger federal responsibility.
Kansas faces a tight budget outlook for 2009 as spending outpaces revenues. The 7.5 percent emergency fund target seems unattainable, with projections showing a shrinking ending balance and growing carryover needs. After years of out-year commitments for schools, higher education, pensions, and DOT funding, the state risks a revenue gap unless new taxes or reduced exemptions are found.
The Ottawa Herald outlines submission rules for Readers Forum letters. Limit 280 words, include full address and daytime phone number. Letters may be edited for length and clarity. Only one letter per month. form letters, advertising, or testimonials will not be printed.
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