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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 2005
Page
2
The passage frames freedom to share insights as a sacred universal human right, equal to the freedom to think and above princes' rights, attributed to German author and theologian Carl Friedrich Bahrdt in 1787.
After over six months of work Cedar Street from First to Eighth remains closed to through traffic delaying trick or treaters and residents. The $1.4 million project funded mostly by federal highway funds includes water and storm lines, widening by six feet, curbs and gutters, and sharper corner radii. Officials warn closure could extend into winter if asphalt work cannot proceed, and call for timely reopening before Thanksgiving and Christmas events.
Government leaders and offices in Topeka Kansas including Governor Kathleen Sebelius and state senators Pat Apple Derek Schmidt and representatives Tom Holland Bill Feuerborn Joe Humerickhouse Bill Otto with their room numbers Capitol addresses Capitol phone numbers and email links for public contact and inquiries.
Kansas politics brace for a Corkins effect as conservative Bob Corkins becomes Education Commissioner. The move could tilt spending toward conservative lines, shape the 2006 Republican primary, and influence legislative battles over K 12 funding and court rulings, with Democrats facing tougher general elections.
Fire chief Jeff Carner urges Ottawa residents to prevent candle fires with careful use during Fire Prevention Week October 9 to 15. He cites data showing candle fires devastate homes, offers safety tips like stable holders, no unattended candles, avoid sleeping areas, and using flashlights during outages.
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