New York man sues four fast food chains over obesity
Caesar Barber, 56, alleges McDonald’s Wendy’s Burger King and Kentucky Fried Chicken caused his obesity through fatty foods. He blames lack of personal responsibility for his health problems and criticizes the idea of shifting blame to others. Barber says he ate fast food since the 1950s, enjoying price and speed but now recognizes the fat content and risks.
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Question of the Week on Ottawa zoning for manufactured homes
Readers are invited to vote on whether Ottawa should change zoning guidelines to regulate manufactured home placement. Share comments online at www.ottawaherald.com or mail responses to The Ottawa Herald, 104 S. Cedar. Survey results will appear in the weekend edition.
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Six designs for World Trade Center rebuild receive mixed reviews
The Times Herald-Record reports six design proposals for Ground Zero drew tepid reactions at two public hearings with over 4,000 attendees. Mayor Bloomberg urged opening the process to broader visions, while Gov Pataki and ex Mayor Giuliani prefer a memorial focus over commercial space.
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Market downturn outlook and critique of economic policy
Charley Reese argues the market will not rebound soon, citing overvaluation, weak dollar, consumer debt, and policy failures under President Bush. He derides official statistics and corporate corruption, warning the 20 year bubble and societal delusions persist, urging skepticism about future growth. He invites readers to write to him in Orlando.
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Verve for Change as Ottawa Area Leaders Emerge
A note on regional growth highlighting new leaders in Ottawa University, Neosho County Community College Ottawa Campus, Ottawa Main Street, USD 290, the city manager post, Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce, and OFCED. It cites population up 16 percent and 3,000 new jobs with $135 million invested, plus record housing in 2001, praising ongoing progress and urging continued support. Lou Atherton passes leadership to Tom Weigand as chamber chief.
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