Quote of the Day from Dave Bary on readers' humor
The humorist Dave Bary comments on the newspaper business in 2004, noting that editors often underrule readers' sense of humor and understate the wit found in daily journalism.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 2006
Page
2
The humorist Dave Bary comments on the newspaper business in 2004, noting that editors often underrule readers' sense of humor and understate the wit found in daily journalism.
Margaret Elizabeth Taylor, 98, who died in Findlay Ohio on November 9, named the U S Treasury Department as the beneficiary of her 1.1 million fortune. The obituary notes she had no children or close relatives and was a Democrat who wanted to help reduce the national debt.
Readers may submit hand signed letters with address and phone number to Reader Forum The Ottawa Herald 104 S Cedar Ottawa KS 66067 or via letters ottawaherald.com Email submissions limited to 400 words and may be edited for space.
Fort Lupton high school principal George Raterink reports internal factors like happiness, goal setting, and resilience drive student success more than external factors. He notes effective communication with family and peers, organizational skills, and the ability to bounce back from failure as crucial traits. Denise O'Dea, Wellsville superintendent, comments on schools aiding happiness and personal growth.
Ottawa resident Jim Marion writes in defense of conservative Christians rights to express views in public life. He argues Christians pay taxes, support missionaries, oppose teaching evolution, and resist government overreach while condemning Carr’s criticisms of their influence and political power.
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