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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 2012

Page

4

Adamson mural preserves Ottawa area railroad heritage in Franklin County

Charlie and Missy Adamson funded a mural at Adamson Brothers Heating in Emporia style building at 102 S Walnut St at First and Walnut. The 12 by 80 foot piece celebrates local railroad history near the Old Depot Museum and was painted by Matt Morton. The piece ties past to present and future, highlighting community roots and neighborly pride through the Ottawa tribe history and Franklin County anniversary events.

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Time to end the fiscal cliff gridlock with a 2012 freeze

Editorial argues U S leadership and rating concerns demand a government budget freeze at 2012 levels and a delay of cliff negotiations to 2014. It urges citizens to pressure lawmakers for compromise, citing Moody's and S P ratings threats and the risk of recession. Linda Brown of The Ottawa Herald signs off.

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Media debate over Medicare Social Security insolvency

Political commentator Andy Heintz argues that claims of Medicare and Social Security going broke are overstated. He notes partial insolvency concerns, cites Glenn Kessler on Medicare parts and 2024 Part A depletion, and references Krugman on Social Security 2037 outcomes, urging scrutiny of media framing and policy solutions.

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