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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 2002
Page
2
A Kansas debate argues ending fault based divorce. Senator Bob Lyon proposes returning to 1969 style rules to require fault proving, claiming it would strengthen marriages though critics warn it harms children and promotes litigation while offering little real benefit.
Jim Bradley, Ottawa Director of Utilities, explains why trimming limited by easements and private property slowed power restoration after the worst local ice storm. He notes circuits and primary lines were prioritized, urges careful planting and suggests residents consult greenhouse dealers on tree types to avoid future outages.
Readers are invited to submit opinions to the Reader Forum of The Ottawa Herald. Submissions must be hand signed and include the author's address and telephone number. Mail to Reader Forum, The Ottawa Herald, 104 S. Cedar, Ottawa KS 66067 or email letters ottawaherald.com. Limit 400 words. letters may be edited for space.
Ottawa undertakes a three month vision program inviting broad input via mail survey, public meetings on March 26 April 2 and 4, weekly Vision Question of the Week, online submissions, and a February 21 Vision Goals Summit at Ottawa Country Club. Strong emphasis on turnout and diverse opinions guiding a shared plan.
Charley Reese rails against Bush for following Clinton era pro Israel policy. He argues the occupation of East Jerusalem the West Bank and Gaza is illegal and that U N Security Council resolutions are double standard applied against Iraq but vetoed for Israel. He likens U S leaders to parrots mirroring Ariel Sharon and urges a shift toward balanced diplomacy.
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