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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1995
Page
3
A probing opinion questions legality and fear surrounding concealed weapons. It argues law enforcement has long deterred crime but warns threats evolve with a changing era. It notes carjackings and armed crime alter safety perceptions, cites Florida as a partial counterpoint, and urges a cautious stance on concealed carry.
Guest editorials condemn local officials for hiding details of a tragedy in which a fetus was found in a trash bin and a 14 year old girl was the mother and victim. The piece denounces secrecy and rumors, arguing law enforcement actions resemble old time cloak and dagger handling, blaming openness for self created problems.
A Saturday notebook recounts Ottawa Police officers taking a First Defense aerosol pepper projector class with instructor Boyd Metz. The piece notes the physical effects of pepper spray, warnings about overconfidence, and a humorous, eye opening account by the columnist who received the spray.
KDHE requires hair restraint for long hair in food service. No fixed length. if hair moves when the person shakes, restraint is needed. Acceptable methods include hair nets hats or ample hairspray. Community forum contact details provided for reader input.
A reader denounces Ottawa Citizen coverage of the school board bond issue and Sammy Sheldon’s columns. The letter laments editorials, photo bylines, and lengthy attacks while defending the bond, arguing opponents lack understanding and urging prudent, long term planning.
A District 290 teacher urges support for smaller class sizes, noting 17 to 30 students per class over 22 years. He argues education costs demand investment and calls for trust in on the ground educators to build for the next century at Lincoln School.
A notice states unsigned letters will not be published and requires a full writer's address. It mentions a telephone number for contact and clarification of submission details. The policy emphasizes verifiable contact information before publication.
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