War Declared By Drug Cartels In Colombia Echoes Capone Era
The piece compares Colombia’s drug kingpins to Capone, noting they have proclaimed total war on government, industry, unions, journalists, and judges. It warns the state must respond with military force, not police, to halt a death-driven empire. It argues the stakes show a world where violence defines power.
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Capone
Chicago
Law and Order
Colombia
Fallen hero shows gambling hawk and flawed fame
The piece portrays a gambler who admits illegal gambling but not betting on baseball or the Reds. He is banned for life from baseball with a path to reinstatement, and hints at a potential Hall of Fame through talent. It frames Pere Rose as both a hustler and a flawed adult, illustrating mixed heroism and vulnerability.
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Cincinatti Reds
Baseball Hall of Fame
Pere Rose
Rose
Japan
Taiwan
Royals’ Stadium
Chicago
Toronto
Harrison
Jasper
Ark
America
Monterey
Carmel
California
Arkansas
Hearst
Amelia Baker
Hearst Castle
Mowers
Rock Candy Mountain
White River
Rhine
Charles Scoville
Inspiration Point
Toad Luck
Ozarks
Think before covering brick streets in Ottawa
A longtime Ottawa resident argues that brick streets, laid in the 1920s, have lasted over 60 years and deserve preservation. She questions the cost logic of replacing bricks with asphalt, notes the rarity and rustic charm of brick streets, and asks if buffalo bricks from a Topeka project are still produced.
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Ottawa
Topeka
Helen Snodgrass
Vassar
Ottawa's brick paving revealed old rails under history marked
A 1935 Cook & Ransom contract widened and repaved South Main Street from Seventh to Thirteenth, uncovering two by four oak rails beneath the brick pavement. The rails remained surprisingly sound after years under the surface, highlighted by local history notes and a history quiz question by John Mark Lambertson.
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Ottawa Herald
Ottawa
John Mark Lambertson
Cook & Ransom
State Highway Commission
Seventh
Thirteenth
W.G
Bill” Ransom
Williamsburg
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates 1989 Details
Ottawa Herald lists postage and subscription rates effective July 1 1989 for Ottawa area Franklin County and surrounding counties by carrier motor route and mail. Rates shown include one month three months six months and one year with varying prices by delivery method and location.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
Night at the ballpark reflects on baseball culture
Hutchinson laments loud crowds and junk food lines at ballparks while praising the game's drama and American appeal. He mocks banned groups, praises stadiums like Royals, and muses on peanuts, earphone tastings, and the poetic side of baseball amid fan excess and profits.
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America
Californians Enjoy Ozarks Road Trip And Quake Debate
A Californian narrator tours Missouri and Arkansas, noting Branson’s rise, Missouri’s New Madrid fault activity, and rustic Ozark contrasts. He visits Neosho, Pyatt, Harrison, Jasper, Eureka Springs, and Inspiration Point Castle, comparing drives, castles, crafts, and prices while joking about Toad Suck and porch‑style humor.
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Jim R. Hitch
Terry Ostmeyer
Jim Hornbeck
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Peg Armstrong
Wayne Snow
Jean Rossman
Hutchinson
Roger Verdon
Harrie News Service
Missouri
Simi Valley
Calif
Branson
Nashville North
Silver Dollar City
Disneyland
Springfield
San Diego
David Stewart
Center For
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U.S
Boston
New York
Capitol Dome
Washington, D. C
Chambers of Commerce
Stewart
Dixie
Neosho
Mamie
Pyatt
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Eureka Springs
Wayne Lee
Harris News Service
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