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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1995
Page
3
Guest editorials criticize a proposed constitutional amendment to limit city county and state spending to Kansas personal income growth. Backed by Gov. Graves and lawmakers, the plan aims to put the cap on next fall’s ballot but critics warn it risks underfunding services, ignores inflation surges, and harms small governments.
A century ago migratory birds stirred excitement though tramp migrations persisted. A 1895 mystery involved Dr W B Evans moving to Kansas City while his wife found no notice. Sixty years back Ottawa grocers set new hours and a 1945 bird noise scare troubled courthouse grounds. In 1970, a KFC building rose near 9th and Main as United Fund prepared campaigns.
A 90 minute WMUR-TV GOP forum in Manchester NH for the February 20 primary drew eight minutes of questions per candidate with no clear winner. Favoring Sen. Bob Dole, the event featured exchanges where rivals mostly attacked Clinton or defended Washington outsider status. Several candidates argued tax cuts and reform while predicting more debates before the next primary.
A reader reflection recalls a fatal speeding incident that claimed a dog and endangered a couple strolling at Highland Cemetery. The writer laments the driver's escape and urges accountability, while also addressing community concerns about signals, birdlife, daycare welfare, Halloween safety, and neighborhood crime.
A satirical scene shows Dr. I M Kookie treating liberal distress with a musical regimen. Patients listen to Joan Baez, Peter Paul and Mary, and The Weavers while chanting This Land Is Your Land, claiming a complete cure. Conservatives receive no treatment due to lack of rhythm.
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