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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 2009
Page
2
A noted quotation asserts that religious liberty is the chief cornerstone of the American system. It claims protections for faith are embedded in the nation’s written character and woven into its moral laws.
A guest editorial lauds Kansas KanView for transparency, noting it shows Abstractors Board of Examiners budget, education and public safety allocations, and now pay scales for all state employees. The piece cites legislators’ initial resistance but applauds online accessibility and ongoing updates to compare private sector wages and watch for disparities.
Readers are invited to send hand signed letters with address and phone to The Ottawa Herald in Ottawa Kansas. Submissions must not exceed 400 words and may be edited for space grammar and clarity. Email options are provided for electronic submissions.
Ottawa school board member Marge Stevens highlights an inventive staff program at Lincoln Elementary. Principal Vicky Schweinler distributed How Full Is Your Bucket books to certified staff and pre school, with teams discussing sections on in service days. Staff decorate buckets and exchange rain drops for positive actions, earning a Golden Ladle for exceptional effort.
A columnist criticizes U.S. Representative Lynn Jenkins for aligning with the Republican health care reform stance while arguing the party has no substantive plan. The piece accuses Jenkins of opposing a public option and single payer, supporting private insurers, and using fear rather than addressing actual legislation. It likens her approach to opposing real reform and questions her commitment to Kansans' health care choices. The critic calls out alleged contradictions and political fear tactics.
A reader invitation from The Ottawa Herald Mail asks for opinions and feedback. It invites letters to the editor and mentions submission details for correspondence at the 104 S. Cedar location.
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