Eyes in the Sky Target U S 59 Speeders in Kansas
Kansas Highway Patrol expands measures on U S 59 between Ottawa and Lawrence to curb high crash rates. Radar signs and air patrols join visible enforcement while Franklin County deputies contract with the state to boost selective enforcement from Ottawa to the county line.
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Craig Davis
Do Not Call Signals Stir Debate Over Privacy and Jobs
The public shows mixed support for federal rules on telemarketing as do not call lists rise. Debates focus on privacy versus free speech, potential harm to the telemarketing sector, and the impact on Baton Rouge and other cities facing an economic slump with telemarketing jobs.
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Guest Editorials Offer Readers Varied Opinions
A note says guest editorials publish reader perspectives not necessarily reflecting The Herald or its editor. It stresses that opinions vary and readers should consider multiple viewpoints within the paper’s pages.
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Kansas legislators contact list and offices
Directory style summary lists U S senators Pat Roberts Sam Brownback and Rep Jim Ryun with Kansas addresses phones and web contacts plus Gov Kathleen Sebelius and state officials Robert Tyson Tom Holland Bill Feverborn Joe Humerickhouse and Stanley Dreher with Capitol rooms and numbers for Topeka KS.
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Feverborn
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Humerickhouse
Stanley Dreher
Dreher
Arrogance and Empire in Iraq and Washington
Columnist William A. Collins argues that the Bush administration has colonized Iraq through occupation and privatization while pursuing a global trade dominance plan. He links this to Orwellian manipulation, capuchin fairness studies, and growing domestic dissent as the 2004 election nears.
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Connecticut
Napolitano's Public Financing Victory in Arizona Politics
Public funding helped Janet Napolitano win Arizona governor in 2002, abandoning old fundraising for a state tour and cookie party petitions. The campaign required five dollar signer contributions and drew thousands from poor towns, boosting turnout to record levels. Attorney Stanley Weithorn notes the case's broader implications for campaign finance and voter engagement.
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Janet Napolitano
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Matt Salmon
Stanley Weithorn
Roberts and Holland
New York
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Share your views with The Ottawa Herald in a KSG
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