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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 2006
Page
2
CASA at Columbia marks the fourth Monday in September as Family Day to urge parents to dine with children. Studies link regular family meals to lower youth smoking drinking and drug use and stronger well being. The piece urges daily family meals beyond one designated day.
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The article recalls Nevada's historic town siren used to warn Indians to leave by sundown, a 1908 ordinance changed in 1917 and repealed in 1974. In 2006 Washoe tribal leaders and county officials ended the practice. It highlights the tribe's economic impact, with Headstart programs and over 72 million dollars in annual contributions. The piece argues for respectful cooperation between tribal and state governments and urges Kansas voters to question leaders on such partnerships. Tom Beaver, Muscogee Nation, notes on evolving views.
Martin Hawver notes immigration dominates campaigns, especially the in-state tuition provision for undocumented Kansas students who attended three years of high school here. The debate centers on fairness, economic needs, and political leverage as voters weigh the implications for access and costs in state colleges.
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