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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 2013

Page

4

Editorial on Common Core and education standards debate

The piece argues for uniformCommon Core metrics to track student progress across states while preserving local teaching flexibility. It cites National Governors Association support, Kansas board members, and a legislative tour remark by Senator Caryn Tyson to illustrate strengths and concerns about proven effectiveness and equity in a standardized system.

United States National Governors Association State Boards of Education Kansas Common Core Caryn Tyson R-Parker Ottawa America

Responding to Lin da Browns coupon column

A reader questions the ethics of using coupons and tax practices in response to Lin da Browns Thursday column about Emily Graves comp list. The letter asks whether saving with coupons sticks it to retailers and urges scrutiny of large firms like Walmart creating customer-drawing systems.

Linda Brown Emily Graves Walmart Brown

Reader letters defend market info policy and local shopping

A reader praises Emily Graves and her free market price list, arguing competition and information save money. The writer defends local retailers and Walmart policy, urges fairness toward shoppers who choose nearby stores, and opposes chastising those who benefit from the list.

Walmart Graves

Ottawa High School Day on the Job marks second event

Ottawa High School hosted its second Day on the Job for seniors with U shaped sessions across private public and medical fields. Presenters from Walmart Green Finch & Covington The Pink Suitcase Loyd Builders and others spoke on entrepreneurship job skills and high demand Ottawa departments and Ransom Memorial Hospital provided tours and Q A exchanges.

Ottawa High School OHS Franklin County Development Council Ottawa Communities In Ottawa Ryan Henningsen Tina Albers Walmart Logistics Distribution Center John Boyd Green Finch & Covington Chartered Sarah Gollier Pink Suitcase Brady Keim Kevm Bakery Shawn Turner Turner's Florist Josh Walker Loyd Builders Greg Colburn Performance Electric City of Public Works Department Ottawa Police Department Ottawa Fire Department Franklin County Sheriff’s Office Ottawa School District Ottawa Recreation Commission Franklin County Administration City Administration Ransom Memorial Hospital American Eagle Cargotec Ottawa University Derek Chappell Cassie Myers

Kansas license shift links driving to voter fate

Gov Brownback's Revenue Department moves to issue licenses with no voting link while Kris Kobach's Secretary of State keeps voter registration separate. About 17,000 Kansans face delays as they try to renew licenses or prove citizenship. The split hints at a political divide affecting the right to vote and driver licensing. Martin Hawver notes the evolving tension ahead of next year's primary.

Sam Brownback Department of Revenue Secretary of State Kansas Brownback Kobach Governor Secretary of State’s Office

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