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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 2003
Page
2
A Kansas opinion argues for mandated health insurance coverage of contraceptives, noting 20 states proposed or enacted similar laws. It cites precedents like Viagra coverage and urges lawmakers to treat pregnancy prevention as a preventive health measure, benefiting employers and public health alike.
The piece argues the United States should seek China's aid to defuse North Korea's nuclear threat while noting risks of retaliation. It contrasts Korean and Iraqi concerns, calls for cautious military action based on costs, and urges broader aviation and transportation security improvements post 9 11. It highlights TSA staffing gains and remaining gaps beyond airports in ships, trucks, and rails.
Dorothy Nichols reflects on a Christmas rich with family, pinatas, and shared customs. She recalls the annual pinata started 40 years ago, visits from Steve Nancy and Florida kin, church services at First Baptist with Suzuki Strings and Silent Night, and Laura’s impressions of life in the center of the USA.
A reader recounts attending a Dec. 18 Lincoln Elementary School meeting about Ottawa’s bond issue. The turnout was under 15, with Powerpoint by Superintendent Collins and Mr. Devore advocating new elementary facilities. The writer supports upgrades but questions the plan’s affordability and composition.
Max Attebery argues that building one elementary school in Ottawa would cost less than a $36 million plan for three facilities. He warns against rushing the bond vote, calls for a cost comparison, and urges patrons to register and vote, noting leadership should meet needs over desires.
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