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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1992

Page

3

Time for work in space Dec. 5 tax issue debated

Ottawa and Franklin County taxes cut property taxes by about 25 mills with sales tax revenue. If Franklin County residents spent more locally, another 25 mill reduction could occur. Olathe Mayor Jacob F. Ruf argues locals shop outside the county, preventing tax base diversification as the Great Mall of the Great Plains is proposed. The Ottawa Chamber backs downtown revitalization and seeks Kansas Main Street Program entry to fill vacant stores and widen local merchandise.

Ottawa Franklin County Lawrence Olathe Jacob F. Ruf Kansas City Great Mall The Great Plains Holiday Inn Olathe Medical Center Us-169 151St St Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce Lyle Cordle Mr.C's

Breaking barriers in hiring and glass ceiling talk

Guest opinion argues women face structural barriers in advancement. Comments at a Kansas City conference by the National Glass Ceiling Commission, Bernard Shaw, and Sen. Bob Dole are cited. The piece urges outside pressure to force equal opportunity and acknowledges inertia in white male networks.

Herald Missouri Women's Council On Economic Development Kansas City National Glass Ceiling Commission Shaw Bob Dole Glass Ceiling Commission Bernard Shaw

Letters to the Editor Policy Encourages Signed Pieces

The paper invites readers to submit signed letters with the writer’s address and a telephone number for verification. Unsigned letters will not be published to ensure accountability and traceability for published views.

Commentary on the dollar bill and its symbols

Emily Kirkpatrick spoke at the Ottawa Kiwanis Club about the U S one dollar bill. She explained the Federal Reserve letter codes, seals, and the eagle symbol representing power and peace, plus the back side motto In God We Trust and the Great Seal pyramid with 1776. She adds that one billion eight hundred million one dollar bills are produced yearly and lists other denominations. Kirkpatrick is a 14th year bank teller with Anchor Savings and Bank IV.

Emily Kirkpatrick S. Oak Kiwanis Club Ottawa U.S George Washington Federal Reserve Bank of Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas Kansas City St. Louis Federal Reserve Banks Washington Department of the Treasury Kirkpatrick Anchor Savings Bank IV

Middle East a top challenge for Clinton as president

A Clinton presidency will confront a difficult Middle East peace process with uneven leverage. Arab parties demand U S pressure on Israel while Israel holds military and political superiority, risking a collapse of talks and renewed conflict.

Middle East Clinton Bill Clinton Israel United States Arkansas

County Faces Rock Shortage Versus Truck Purchase

A speaker questions why the county would spend over 24 000 dollars to buy a dump truck while claiming no funds for rock. He urges road crews to test after rain to reveal poor rock surfaces and argues for rock supply over new trucks, warning of potential tax revolt if needs aren’t met.

It's Your Quarter fire safety message from parade float

A letter defends the fire department ladies auxiliary for their Christmas parade float and urges safety thoughts. It notes children die from home decorations and wishes a merry Christmas. The note also mentions Ottawa Middle School and Garfield music program schedule changes and invites community dialogue by phone.

Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary

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