Kansans demand Kansas City strips be named proper
The Wall Street Journal notes high end restaurants refer to loin steaks as New York strip, sparking outrage in Kansas where locals insist on the Kansas City strip name. Debate centers on bone presence with East Coast snobbery blamed. Ruths chain recently adjusted menus in Kansas after customer pressure.
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Congress approves landmark law expanding credit unions
Congress passes a major law broadening credit union membership and boosting consumer protections while maintaining bank choice. The bill revises a Supreme Court ruling, draws mixed party reaction, and preserves incentives for banks to improve service and compete for customers. Public benefits noted by Statesman Journal.
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Guest Editorials Present Reader Opinions Varied
The Herald notes guest editorials offer diverse viewpoints. Views expressed are not necessarily the newspaper's or its editors' positions.
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Abercrombie Catalog Promotes Alcohol to Teens
Vickie Hull critiques Abercrombie & Fitch for mailing a back to school catalog featuring alcoholic drink recipes and party imagery aimed at teens. She cites MADD's objection and argues colleges offer insufficient real talks on responsible drinking, suggesting harsher lessons from alcoholics and dangerous outcomes to deter underage consumption.
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Bloodmobile drive thanks volunteers and guards in Franklin County
Reader Forum thanks more than 100 volunteers who helped on Aug. 5 for a successful blood drive. Special appreciation to the National Guard for unloading and setup, the Ottawa Jaycees for clerical help and cleanup, and Baptist Church for Elliott Hall use. Joe Rich, volunteer chairman, American Red Cross Franklin County chapter.
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Democrat primary winner thanks Franklin County voters
A Kansas candidate thanks Franklin County voters for their support in the 10th District state representative race. The note expresses appreciation for community meetings and urges continued involvement ahead of the November 3 general election, noting KOFO reported results.
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Reader Forum letters sought with signatures and full contact
The Ottawa Herald invites reader letters to the Reader Forum. Submissions must be hand signed and include the author’s address and telephone number. Mail to The Ottawa Herald 104 S. Cedar Ottawa KS 66067 or email letters ottawaherald com. limit 500 words.
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Government not to fix the American family says writer
The author argues government cannot restore or fix the American family, blaming people for moral decay and urging skepticism toward politicians promising moral restoration. He cautions that government expands control, and insists virtue comes from religion and personal choice, not public policy. He cites contacts for elected officials as part of a broader conservative critique.
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