Editorial Update On Jim Hitch Illness At The Herald
The Herald reports editor Jim Hitch suffered a mild heart attack this week. Doctors at Overland Park Regional Medical Center plan a heart catheterization when infection subsides, possibly this weekend or next week. The staff vows to operate the paper as Hitch wants, upholding truth above all.
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Jim Hitch
Hitch
Overland Park Regional Medical Center
Daily Report
Poppycock
Where will the money come from to pay our national debt
A critical polemic argues that free trade and a service economy have exported jobs and wealth abroad. It warns that debt could be settled by selling infrastructure to foreign lenders, warns of inflation eroding value, and calls for rebuilding a self-reliant industrial base with domestic manufacturing to protect families and public works.
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Brazil
Japan
Asia
International Mone Fund
George Bush
Open saloons real goal of certain county businesses
A letter from Robert C. Detwiler argues county commissioners correctly bar dancing in restaurants serving liquor and opposes an open saloon push. He su pports private clubs over public saloons, warns of liberal interpreters, and urges action to preserve community standards and influence on future generations.
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al Law
Robert C. Detwiler
Patsy Cline Tribute Comes to Ottawa Auditorium
The Ottawa Herald and KOFO 1220 sponsor A Closer Walk with Patsy Cline at Ottawa Municipal Auditorium on February 16. Tickets 15.50 adults 13.50 students and children. show originated in Canada and tours 45 cities. Gail Bliss stars, with Dean Regan and Patsy Dick praising the production. local performers Kelley Bethell and Amanda McCurdy provide credibility.
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Patsy Cline
Dolly Parton
Emmylou Harris
Reba McIntire
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Canada
Kansas City
St. Louis
Boston
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U.S
Beyond Video
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Auditorium
Kelley Bethell
Amanda McCurdy
Gail Bliss
Dean Regan
Charlie Dick
Bliss
Grants Pass
Ore
Comment on City Hiring Claims and Local Parking Issue
Readers questioned a public official's allegedly racist remark while noting a truck traffic dispute on Sand Creek Road. The letter cites a claim that the official said no blacks Hispanics or women would be hired and urges identification and removal. Two Hispanic residents allege heritage-related denial.
Community forum letter urges shared caring for Ottawa
A reader thanks The Ottawa Herald for Charley Reese and Mallard Fillmore and vents about court notices and courtesy. The letter says county attorneys and police often foster distrust, calls for empathy in schools and neighborhoods, and invites residents to add thoughts to the “It's Your Quarter” forum by calling 242 4700 during specified hours.
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Ottawa Herald
Charley Reese
Mallard Fillmore
Ottawa
Contact details for Kansas government representatives
List of contact information for U S Senator Nancy Kassebaum U S Representative Sam Brownback state officers and lawmakers in Topeka including addresses telephone numbers and offices in the Kansas government.
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Nancy Kassebaum
Russell Senate
Washington, D.C
Fox
Sam Brownback
Longworth House
S. Kansas Ave
Topeka
Bill Graves
State Capitol
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