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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 2012
Page
5
Readers share mixed opinions on flu shots with concerns about immunity, Alzheimer's links, and strain accuracy. Others praise the new U.S. 59 opening and wait for local business development, safety improvements, and faster travel in Ottawa and nearby areas.
The Ottawan Herald conducted an online poll October 15 through 17 asking which local contested race matters most. Kansas House District 59 drew 35 percent for Caleb Correll and Blaine Finch, Franklin County Commissioner top with 22.5 percent for Rick Howard and Ed Taylor, Kansas Senate District 12 at 16 percent for Denise Cassells and Caryn Tyson, and Franklin County Attorney at 4 percent for Fred Campbell and Stephen Hunting.
The First Amendment limits government power by prohibiting establishment of religion and guaranteeing free exercise speech press assembly and petition rights. It protects individuals from government interference and supports civic discourse. The amendment anchors constitutional freedoms in U S law.
Rebecca McFarland, Frontier Extension District No 11 agent, discusses Healthy Hunger Free Kids Act of 2010 and school meal standards. Schools must offer daily fruits and vegetables, whole grain foods, fat free or low fat milk, and appropriate portions while reducing saturated fat added sugars and sodium.
Peter Funt argues that state lotteries prey on vulnerable residents and rely on online sales to chase revenue amid tough economies. He cites New York, Illinois, Georgia, and Delaware, noting advertising spends, debunking odds, and warning lawmakers to tread cautiously while noting the iHope debit card and online gambling trends.
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