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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 2001

Page

2

Shop Local or Lose It Ottawa Faces Losses From Shopper Shifts

An opinion piece warns Ottawa residents that closing local shops and services—bowling alleys Hallmark stores and groceries—threatens community vitality. It cites Independence Missouri as a cautionary example where residents shifted to Wal-Mart and left downtown retailers adrift. The piece urges supporting local merchants to avoid further closures and preserve hometown options.

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Readers confront Middle East bias in two opinion pieces

A letter accuses Kelly Clark of branding Mrs. Hanan Ashrawi a terrorist and denounces C W Guswelle for blaming Palestinian failure on Arab bungling. The writer cites Shlaim and Said as corrective authorities and notes Christmas commentary mirrors broader confrontations over Israel and Palestine.

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Farm policy misfires hurt family farmers nationwide

A southern Indiana family farmer outlines concerns over corporate control in hogs and grain sectors. He cites Smithfield, Cargill, Tyson, and Premium Standard Farms and calls for bans on packer ownership and secret contracts, higher prices, a farmer owned grain reserve, and removal of the pork check off tax following a referendum. He urges Congress and USDA to defend democracy, food security, and diverse family farms.

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