Lawmaker Sections Budget Fight Calls For Special Session
Rep. Jim Garner urges Gov. Graves to rethink 1 percent state department cuts and push for a special session. He argues education has fared better under Graves, notes rising costs, and says a session would waste tens of thousands without crisis. Garner favors alternative proposals over partisan gimmicks.
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Kansas
Bill Graves
America
Warren Beatty
Graves
Jim Garner
Coffeyville
House
Rep. Garner
Rep
Garner
Guest editorials span reader viewpoints in Herald
Opinion pieces appear in the Herald to provide readers with a range of perspectives. The editor notes that these views are not necessarily those of the newspaper or its management.
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Credit to William Sims for Ottawa trees and reforestation
Reader Dorothy Nichols misattributes Ottawa’s tree legacy to Kilmer's God. The true forest explainer was William Sims (1843-1936?), a freedman and bootlegger who planted about 15,000 trees over 36 years starting in 1875, making Ottawa a shade city. He planted courthouse lawn trees, and ceremonial plantings marked the Veterans Memorial area. A tree advisory board forms to replace microburst losses. a Sims-centered reforestation project could unite community pride and ownership. For more, contact Jane Richards, Franklin County archivist.
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Kilmer
Franklin County
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Quantrill
Missouri
Lawrence
Brooklyn
William Sims
Sims
Seventh
Cedar Streets
Midwest
Courthouse
Mr. Sims
Veterans Memorial
God
Jane Richards
John Walburn
Political Contact List Digits and Erratic Addresses
A garbled OCR list shows names and phone numbers for political figures and offices, including Hart Senate race contacts and state capital addresses in Topeka Kansas. Several entries include officials Mil Graves and Raliah Tanner with room numbers and zip codes, but text is fragmented and contains many typos and miswritten locations.
Could Do Worse Than Warren Beatty for President
The author cites four famous quotes on money in politics and assigns them to McCain Eisenhower Beatty and Lincoln. He praises McCain as compelling and Beatty as liberal and substantive, comparing Beatty to Reagan and noting Beatty’s ADA speech and policy ideas. The piece concludes with a light defense of Beatty as a potential president.
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ADA
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Julie Christie
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Soroptimist Stew and Service: Ottawa Branch History
This column traces the Soroptimist International of Ottawa from its 1949 charter with 17 members led by Mildred McKee to its ongoing stew fundraiser begun in 1967. It outlines the group’s budget, scholarships, and projects, including youth awards and women’s development efforts, and notes notable members and local links.
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Ottawa
Optima
Children’s Wear
Main Street
Roberta Lamb
Ottawa University
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