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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 2004
Page
2
County Clerk Race Signals Perry Edge In Franklin County
Incumbent Republican Shaun Perry faces Democrat Donna Mietchen Ferguson for county clerk a post she has served 21 years eight as clerk. Perry backed by experience and open talk with commissioners, Mietchen Ferguson praised for service and education but lacks dramatic contrast. In the commission race Ed Taylor seeks re election while Roy Dunn and Doug Morgan vie for the 3rd district noting Morgan would bring diversity and accountability. Morgan earns support for balanced, creativ e approaches and readiness to challenge the status quo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaun Perry
Donna Mietchen Ferguson
Perry
Mietchen Ferguson
Franklin County Commission
John
Ed” Taylor
Butch” Riddle
Roy Dunn
Doug Morgan
Fred Ferguson
Ed Taylor
Commission
Taylor
Hagmo
Pomona
Morgan
Wal- Mart
Ottawa Herald ends election submissions on Nov two
The Ottawa Herald will not receive more submissions regarding the November 2 election. The paper thanks readers for their input and encourages public opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ottawa Herald
Ottawa voices oppose scare tactics on school bond
A reader argues that scare tactics accompany the proposed Lincoln school bond are unfounded and urges a yes vote. They credit maintenance staff but note engineers should decide structural issues, stressing that good teachers and learning conditions matter more than architecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Lincoln School
Mr. Ribeau
Kerry and Bush Clash in Second Debate Commentary
Voter recollections describe Kerry as evasive and indecisive while Bush presses for concrete plans. The speaker faults Kerry Edwards and other Democrats for opposing the U.N. stance on Iraq and accuses Iraqi weapons advocates of aiming at free nations including the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iraq
Basara
USA
Kerry
Edwards
Bush
Voter letter criticizes 25 million school bond plan
A widow on Social Security voices frustration over a proposed 25 million school bond, noting expected interest and rising taxes since 1969. She argues seniors without children should not bear the burden and vows to vote no, citing financial hardship and housing risk. She also mentions political funds and personal loss. Another subject covers Bush Kerry debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bush
Sen
John Kerry
Vote Ed Taylor for a Second Term in 2nd District
A supporter urges Franklin County residents in the 2nd District to vote on November 2 for John "Ed" Taylor. The endorsement highlights his four years as commissioner, leadership qualities, and belief he will continue to serve Franklin County effectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
John “Ed” Taylor
Franklin Coun
Re-elect Ed Taylor in Franklin County district race
A local voter appeal urges residents of Franklin County's 2nd District to vote for John Ed Taylor for a second term. The endorsement notes his leadership on the Board of County Commissioners, KC Counties Leadership Academy participation, ECKAN youth meals club work, and two terms as church elder, arguing he listens, studies, and makes informed decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
John “Ed” Taylor
Board of County Commissioners
Che
Kansas Association of Counties Leadership Academy
ECKAN
Ed Taylor
Sign thief steals Bush Cheney yard signs in Ottawa
A local letter notes four homes lost Bush Cheney signs over the weekend, evidencing growing political disrespect. The writer condemns the act as theft of free speech and urges respect for others' candidates while noting a replacement sign is in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Ottawa
Cheney
Bush
America
Ottawa Section Day Ushering School Bond Vote Yes
On the eve of Section Day, leaders express optimism that Ottawans will vote yes on November 3 to fund school facility upgrades. The bond would impact seven mills or less due to increased valuation, with broad citizen support and a new USD 290 maintenance program slated for growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Usd 290
Bud Gollier
Dave Alderman
Larry Felix
Jeanny Sharp
Harold Wingert
Keith Entress
Barb Netherland
Dean Ohmart
Ottawa
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