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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 2006
Page
2
Richard Reeves notes Felt as a secret patriot whose grave motive remains unclear while Woodward and Bernstein exemplary reporting exposed the emperor's clothes.
An administrator and two ex convicts were charged with attempting to sell Coca Cola trade secrets and a product sample to Pepsi for 1.5 million dollars. Pepsi alerted Coke and the FBI, foiling the plan. The piece reflects on ethics and fair competition in business.
A reader-compilation lists U.S. President George Bush and Kansas officials with addresses in Washington and Topeka. It includes U.S. Senators Pat Roberts and Sam Brownback, U.S. Rep. Jim Ryan, Gov. Kathleen Sebelius, and state senators and representatives with phone numbers and web forms.
A longtime Central Heights senior writes that cuts to staff hurt students, contradicting a board member's claim of minimal impact. He argues the school is tightly linked to its teachers, calls for reversal of losses, and urges addressing tax implications while preserving the school’s spirit.
A student letter to The Ottawa Herald’s Readers Forum argues for value of teachers and coaches at Central Heights, reiterating that education and student leadership matter more than politics. It thanks staying teachers, laments staff departures, and asks readers to consider student feelings before commenting on staff losses.
A resident writes an open letter to a white pickup driver who sped past a family and their two year old on Kingman Road near Ottawa. The author recounts the death of their cat Flufferball after being struck by the vehicle and urges the driver to come forward, apologize, and slow down for the safety of children and farm animals along rural stretches. The note includes contact details and pleas for safer behavior on country roads near Eisenhower Road and Highway 59.
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