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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1990
Page
3
Reader voices condemn the 1988 pension deal that enriched lawmakers while calling out promises to reform. The piece questions KPERS rules and potential Congressional action that could require equalizing benefits for all state employees, urging voters to replace unresponsive legislators.
The Washington Post notes Sen Sam Nunn, facing reelection and possible presidential runs, has moved from backing a constitutional abortion amendment to opposing criminalizing conduct legal for 17 years. His staff denies a presidential bid link, saying he runs unopposed and has no plans for the presidency.
The document lists addresses and phone numbers for federal and state officials. It mentions The White House at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave Washington, and Senate Office Building Washington DC 20510, with phone 202-225-9811. Also notes Jim Allen in Room 1288 Statehouse Topeka 66612 with 296, and State Rep Bettie Sue Shumway 281W Statehouse Topeka 66612 with 286-7889.
This rural school saga follows Maple Grove District 23 near Ottawa from its 1860 formation through 1965. It details the Green Schoolhouse origin, later Maple Grove name, roles as community hall, shifting district consolidations, construction of a modern stone building, and lists of alumni, staff, and board members.
The piece argues we should question certainties about Middle East actions and U S policy. It notes Bush’s buildup in the Persian Gulf sparked initial unity but rising doubt. It urges open minded analysis, understanding Saddam Hussein’s possible motives, and continued uncertainty about being right or wrong.
A reader compliments an Ottawa story about two young girls highlighting thrift and charity. The letter denounces an Iola editorial on Social Security, arguing eligibility, taxation, and the retirement age should be reconsidered, and questions the need for catastrophic health insurance.
Letter to the editor by Matt Cunningham of Olathe questions Joan Finney’s proposal for a one cent sales tax on items at garage sales and charity auctions. He argues collection costs may exceed revenue and asks how individuals would obtain tax numbers and submit payments, contending charity work would suffer.
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