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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1994
Page
3
A fragmented editorial discusses press coverage of the Vietnam War. It suggests danger in reporting and hints at lessons learned about killing, duty, and perceptions of heroic acts amid conflict.
In a community forum message the writer denounces a liquor by the drink push tied to Ottawa’s 17th Street project and local taxes. They warn of higher school, fire station needs and home losses for fixed incomes, urging residents to respond at 242-4700 after hours.
The Fort McDowell Indian Reservation casino hosts about 3500 gamblers on a Tuesday with 500 slot machines, bingo, keno, seven card stud and Texas Hold Em. Expansion plans cite a 150 percent size increase and $22 million cost. Revenue funded a Native American Museum and scholarships. nearby area remains sparse aside from a store and desert scenery.
A reader letters goodbye to veterinarian Doc Hay after 30 years of service in Wichita. She recalls his diagnostic skill and compassionate after-hours care, noting his steadiness with pets and their owners. Sampson, Jessica, Jennifer, Samantha, Tim and Mabel express gratitude for his care.
The writer condemns universal funding for the 17th Street project. He supports the plan only if properly executed, notes developers and property owners have funded streets and sewers via assessments, and warns that forcing citywide costs would burden fixed income residents and provoke protests at City Hall.
Osawatomie Senator Doug Walker reports 1993 interim committee costs far exceed 1992 and past years, with projected 1993 expenses of 542,734.60 and potential attendance total of 692,678.00, labeling the expansion as unnecessary spending despite leadership backing.
Citizens express gratitude to Ottawa for support and attendance at a Saturday benefit at Ottawa High School gym for Eric Piotrowsky and family. The event featured Ottawa High Cytones and local performers, with many volunteers and sponsors including The Ottawa Herald, KOFO Radio, Modern Music City, Country Mart, and local businesses and families.
Dear friends of the Ottawa area community thank you for support during my 14 month battle with cancer. Calls cards gifts food financial help and prayers were appreciated. A concert Saturday night was a success and I spoke with many supporters. Please continue prayers. with love and family 3278 Texas Road
Warren Lilly was helped by Jim Bass Jr and his wife Charlene after an accident outside Horseshoe Cafe. They accompanied him to the hospital and doctor visits, stayed until a cast was applied, then returned him and the car home. The Lillys thank them for their concern. Letters to the editor welcome signed with address and phone for verification.
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