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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 2006
Page
2
The feature presents a quotation from historian David Nasaw reflecting on historical memory and public understanding of the past. Nasaw, renowned for works on American social history, offers concise insight into how the past shapes current perspectives.
Franklin County Public Works Director Jim Haag says the 36 mile road project includes minor imperfections. Contractors will repair troubled spots and taxpayers pay only after work meets specifications. CHIP reviews status and may pave 13 more miles while a $1.68 million state grant funds Montana Road improvements for drainage utility relocation and the US 59 interchange project.
Fair Board recounts support for a Benefit Bull Bash at the fairgrounds with free venue use minus electricity costs, requiring proof of insurance by a deadline. A $500 cash deposit was proposed to cover electricity, refundable after the event. Joe Jordan allegedly lacked valid insurance, relying on altered bull company paperwork.
A letter criticizes The Ottawa Herald for printing a story about the Franklin County Agricultural Society, arguing the fair board spends significant funds on insurance, utilities, and services and that taxpayers do not fund the grounds. The writer urges fact checking, defends volunteers, and invites further public support and volunteering.
Syndicated columnist Charley Reese argues two cease fire plans exist in Lebanon. He contrasts a French mediated immediate halt with negotiations on Hezbollah disarmament and prisoner return against a U S backed plan delaying any cease fire until all goals are met. He warns of U S support fueling further violence and calls for recognizing Palestinian refugee rights and 1967 borders.
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