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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 2002
Page
2
Jeanny Sharp argues that the euro marks a milestone in standardization across Europe, replacing many national currencies and easing cross border trade. She notes initial glitches like small denomination shortages and price rounding, but sees potential for broader adoption and lessons for the United States.
A letter argues town stores close because residents shop elsewhere for large items. It cites hesitant local banks, urging expanded loan criteria beyond perfect credit and longtime town ties. The author calls for money to stay local to save storefronts and jobs.
PETA condemns March of Dimes funded animal experiments. UCLA researchers link prenatal exposure to ozone and carbon monoxide with birth defects, urging clinical studies over cruel animal tests. Other charities allocate funds to direct baby-focused programs. Heather Moore reports.
A resident of Ottawa expresses disappointment after ornaments are stolen from a North Sycamore house. She praises her husband for years of holiday decorating and asks the thieves why they took the decorations, noting his generosity and willingness to help others.
Joe Klock Sr. recalls Fiorello La Guardia and Rudy Giuliani as modern little flowers who steadied New York City after crises. La Guardia’s hands‑on charisma and comic firehouse resilience echo through his tenure, while Giuliani’s 9/11 leadership and pro‑city resolve shaped a resilient post‑crisis image.
Alden Meyer of UCS urges bold U.S. action to curb global warming. He backs higher CAFE standards to 40 mpg by 2012, a shift to renewable electricity by 2020, and renewed leadership in international talks. He argues technology and efficiency can cut CO2, save money, and reduce oil dependence.
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