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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 2013
Page
5
Reader thanks Ottawa Police Chief Dennis Butler and his staff for meeting the public Tuesday morning at Kevm Bakery. The informal session let Ottawans learn about the department and raise concerns. The reader hopes for periodic future gatherings.
The Ottawa Herald solicits reader letters up to 400 words for the Reader Forum. Submissions must be hand signed with the author's address and telephone number and sent to Reader Forum at 104 S. Cedar, Ottawa KS 66067 or emailed to letters ottawaherald.com. Letters may be edited for space, grammar, and clarity.
The Herald gathered Facebook readers opinions on Sheriff Jeff Richards performance. Support cites integrity and openness while critics demand accountability after the quadruple homicide and lingering questions about leadership.
A compact directory lists federal and state officials in Kansas with office addresses, phone numbers, and official emails. Names include U S President Barack Obama as historical reference, plus Rep Lynn Jenkins Sen Pat Roberts Jerry Moran Gov Sam Brownback AG Derek Schmidt and state legislators Blaine Finch Kevin Jones Caryn Tyson, with Kansas Capitol locations in Topeka and Washington offices in D C.
Franklin County families preparing for the 2013-2014 school year should plan for enrollment fees, supplies, clothes, lunches, activities, and transportation. The guide advises inventorying leftovers, prioritizing must haves, watching for sales, and setting a budget with children contributing if possible. Rebecca McFarland of Frontier Extension District No 11 offers contact for more help.
Phil Kerpen warns readers against the Obama health reform sales blitz he calls a scam. He cites rising costs for young Californians, aggressive enrollment drives, and unmonitored counselors collecting private data, urging healthy youths to skip insurance unless legally required and noting a $95 penalty.
Media watchers note a busy summer with CNN’s strong verdict coverage post trial and Sharpton’s ongoing activism prompting debate over MSNBC’s placement. Rolling Stone defends its Tsarnaev cover while Emmys expose broadcast gaps. Silver moves to ESPN and Thomas retires, with open praise for ESPN golf but critique of Yankees overload. Peter Funt.
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