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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1990

Page

3

Everybody Pays: Broadening Ottawa Tax Base and Education Costs

The editorial argues for widening Ottawa's tax base via the Ottawa High School bond issue while noting high property taxes. It compares per pupil costs across Kansas districts, highlighting Ottawa at 3080 and Mullinville at 9138, and contends education requires broad taxpayer support. It urges finding ways to reduce costs without sacrificing facilities.

Ottawa Kansas Franklin County West Franklin Central Heights Wellsville Lawrence Emporia Iola Chanute Fortes Pittsburg Labette County Mullinville Educathei Norte Ottis OHS Jim Hitch

Ottawa High School bond plan debated in three part series

The Herald launches a three part Q A series about the 3.389 million Ottawa High School bond issue for expansion and remodeling. Readers may send questions to be answered by Don Duncan superintendent of schools with letters to the editor published through April 18.

Herald The Don Duncan U.S.C Franklin County Clerk & Recorder's Office Ottawa High School the Herald U.S.C. 290

Yes Vote for Ottawa High School Bond

Mary Jean Hart urges a YES vote on the Ottawa High School bond, arguing it benefits the community by supporting education for nurses, doctors, city workers, and tradespeople while funding tangible school facilities for her eight year old daughter and local graduates.

Ottawa Congress Mary Jean Hart S. Oak

Good Friday faith and the meaning of Christ’s sacrifice

A Christian reflection on Good Friday and Easter, explaining Jesus as God and man, the unselfish price paid for sins, and the call to faith and love. The piece highlights the resurrection as evidence of God’s power, the miracle of unified biblical record, and the ongoing challenge to live without sin through grace.

Jesus Christ Mount of Olives Jerusalem

The Emie Miller I Remember From 1960s TV Work

A personal reminiscence recounts Ernie Miller known as Emie a quick typist and street kid who moved from a midwestern radio job to television scripting in 1962. He reveals past prison time for a mail scam, addiction, ex con status, and chronic financial need while maintaining a candid humor and loyalty.

Ernie Miller Harry Reasoner Mary Fickett Emie Midwest U.S Ernie Andy

City commissioner challenged over Ottawa campus plans

A letter criticizes City Commissioner Cal Lantis for incompetence on local problems and opposes Kansas community colleges building branch campuses in Ottawa. The piece argues funding, job quality, and in-state satellite campuses would drain tax dollars and worsen unemployment, urging Lantis to review his own backyard instead.

Cal Lantis NCCC Ottawa Board of Regents Lantis

This Old House Keeps Ottawa High School Alive

Steven L Thompson urges Ottawa to vote yes to preserve Ottawa High School as a valuable community asset. He argues upgrading the school will benefit current and future graduates, attract families and businesses, and retain citizens, framing the old building as a lasting symbol of pride and progress.

Ottawa Ottawa High School Saints Steven L. Thompson S. Maple

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