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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 2008
Page
2
Quote from Tont Cade Bambara, 1980, on how words trigger action and shape atmospheres and energy fields, reflecting the author editor’s view on language’s power.
With the Feb 17 2009 deadline approaching, the piece warns viewers without cable satellite or converter boxes to expect a black screen. It explains voucher programs offering $40 credits for converter boxes, where to buy, how to apply, and the 90 day use window, urging immediate action.
Floyd and Mary Beth Brown critique Barack Obama over remarks about small town beliefs. They label his words bitter and divisive, accuse him of projecting his views onto working Americans, and warn that hope mixed with anger harms national unity. They compare Wright controversy and past injustices to argue for American resilience.
A car owner reports high gas prices and engine problems from burnt valves after refueling with gasoline containing 16 percent alcohol. The dealer cites a warranty limit of 10 percent and notes other cars with higher blends. A new January law allows stations to sell up to 10 percent alcohol without labeling, raising compliance questions.
David Cline of Wellsville challenges Ottawa Herald readers about ethanol in gas. He asserts fuel should contain 10 percent alcohol or less and vows to verify ethanol levels, urging others to respond in the Readers' Forum.
Senator Schmidt thanks residents for visiting Williamsburg stop. He praises the turnout and input from Franklin County's diverse citizens, calling representing them in the State Senate a tremendous privilege and appreciating shared thoughts and advice.
The Ottawa Herald invites letters to the Readers' Forum under 250 words. Please include name, address and daytime phone. Letters may be edited for length and clarity. Readers are limited to one letter per month. Poems, songs, ads, or testimonials are not accepted.
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