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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 2000
Page
2
Franklin County residents are urged to learn about candidates beyond yard signs. A local candidate forum is set for July 25 at the Annex, rebroadcast on Channel 20 July 26 and 31. Voter registration deadline is Monday and advance voting has begun.
Louise Hamilton and Delores Pyle urge action to save the Ottawa bowling center and the real OHS. They call for more Chamber involvement and school board leadership, warning that closing facilities harms youth, local shopping, and town vitality. They seek voter input and community fix ideas.
A heartfelt free verse poem thanks a mother who endured hardship as a forced wife and gave life. The speaker recalls childhood moments, mother’s steadfast love, and gratitude for a life of happiness, family, and enduring care. Betty Reeves submits the tribute.
Opinion submissions should be hand signed with author address and phone number. Mail to Reader Forum, The Ottawa Herald, 104 S. Cedar, Ottawa KS 64067 or email letters ottawaherald.com. Submissions must stay under 500 words and may be edited for space.
A father argues that standardized tests flag a child’s fiction for potential psychological issues, raising concerns about government access to private thoughts without parental notification. He notes misreads of a cannibal-themed one act and contrasts real risk with overreach.
A 1994 massacre in Rwanda exposed U S hesitation to intervene after Somalia. A seven member O A U panel criticized Washington while Madeleine Albright and later President Clinton faced questions about why the U S did not label the killings genocide and act to stop them.
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