Leash Law Urged in Ottawa by Readers
A letter to Ottawa readers urges strict enforcement of the city leash law. Citizens complain of dogs roaming, trash disturbances, garden damage, and dog bites, calling for higher fines and stronger adoption or euthanasia options while noting enforcement gaps and public safety concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Grace Dick
C. Richard Crowley
Vickey Crowley
Naomi Martindale
Wanda F. Gabbert
William R. Rose
Florene Hart
Pauline Parrish
Mrs. John Brecheisen
Thelma Brenner
Jean Schulz
Connie Higbie
Dale Higbie
Anthony
Chris Boggs
Olive
Boggs
Mrs
Frank Hanson
Reagan Echoes Castro In Moral Meanness Critique
The piece compares Ronald Reagan's stance on federal relief to Fidel Castro and historic migrations, arguing his “new federalism” deepens inequality and prompts a mass exodus. It cites Broder and notes cuts to Job Service and training programs, alleging indifference to unemployed Americans and urging relocation if life worsens locally.
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Harris News Service
Margaret Thatcher
Calvin Coolidge
Ronald Reagan
Fidel Castro
Vietnam
Washington
David Broder
Castro
Mariel Harbor
Florida
Reagan
Washington Post
Poland's Crisis Weighs on American Grain Markets
Kansas City traders weigh the Poland crisis and other factors on wheat and corn prices. They note uncertainty in estimating losses to farmers, with some analysts suggesting prices could have been higher by about a half dollar per bushel.
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Roderick Turnbull
Kansas City
Kansas City Board of Trade
Poland
Board of Trade
Soviet Union
Iran
Iraq
United States
U.S
America
Lump After Hockey Hit A Question Of X Rays
A parent asks Dr Donahue about a lump on a 13 year old hockey player after a puck impact. The doctor explains hematoma vs possible bone fracture, advises medical evaluation and possible X rays if lump persists or concerns remain. Guidance on hydration during strenuous exercise follows. The piece also includes a grain market commentary on U S exports and crisis questions.
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Dr. Donahue
B.W
Legislative Report Highlights Kansas Topeka Activities
Representative Dorothy Nichols details a busy Topeka week with Wo Ed Clubs of America luncheon on Citizenship Day, a Kansas State University cancer research visit, and a tour of federal job services. She notes a co op with KU, a state district redraw, and ongoing budget finance caucus discussions. She invites input and shares contact info.
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Dorothy Nichols
Topeka
Clubs of
America
Capitol Hill
Bev Bourque
Health, Education and Welfare
Kansas State University
Department of Biology
United States
Kansas State
Labor and Industry Committee
House
Senate
Washington
Prayer For Today Blending Gratitude For Caregivers
A short prayer thanks God for all persons who care for us and sacrifice for our well being. It expresses gratitude with a communal blessing and a closing Amen referencing Psalm 138:1 TEV.
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and details
Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices for trade area including Ottawa and surrounding towns and out-of-area rates. Prices shown: one month 3.25, three months 9.00, six months 17.50, one year 34.50 for in area. 4.25 per month, 11.10 for three months, 21.10 for six months, 38.75 for one year out of area. taxes apply. editor Robert B. Wellington. member of the Associated Press.
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Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
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