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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 2002
Page
2
The piece argues Kansas faces a severe revenue shortfall not caused by overspending. It criticizes GOP Tim Shallenburger for misrepresenting the crisis and touts Medicaid costs and tax changes as factors. It notes legislative actions and warns against relying on a no tax pledge.
The Dallas Morning News urges the Bush administration to stop antagonizing the International Criminal Court and warns that threatening changes to NATO roles damages U S interests. It argues the court would only prosecute in clear cases of genocide or government plans and would act when U S courts cannot.
Sean Carter discusses the Cleveland Indians copyright case against Indian Motorcycle Corp. over similar Native American logos and the broader critique of ethnic group naming in sports. He notes legal aims, activist protests, and calls for change to avoid demeaning mascots and branding.
The article discusses the Ottawa school bond issue and whether to hold a January or June election. It notes the school board’s struggle, consultant advice against overlapping with board elections in April, and the goal of a four year commitment to improve public schools. It also mentions legal separations by 60 days and the desire to avoid delaying new elementary schools.
The L A S T committee and facilities planning group backed three new elementary schools to be placed north southeast and southwest. Abandoned schools Hawthorne Lincoln Eugene Field Garfield may become a district office or be sold to community groups with Garfield demolished for parking and playground space. The plan aims to place the district on the tax rolls and preserve education needs with upgrades to the high school. Citizens urged to study facts and vote in January.
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