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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1994
Page
4
A World Features Syndicate column by Karl A Van Asselt questions widely held fame by listing quirky attributions and inventors. It playfully assigns lesser known inventions to famous figures, challenging common perceptions.
Readers urged to keep dogs leashed in Ottawa to prevent yard damage and fear of children amid pleasant days. Plaza Theatre concerns raised, plus town policing costs noted. Citizens invited to share thoughts on Its Your Quarter by calling 242-4700 during specified hours.
A list provides contact details for U S Senator Bob Dole and U S Representative Jim Slattery with Washington and Topeka offices, plus State Representative Walker Hendrix and State Senator Doug Walker. Includes street addresses, phone and fax numbers for each office.
A dated memo from IRS and NTEU leaders outlines the evolution of the IRS NTEU Total Quality Organization partnership. It notes joint efforts since January 1993, aims to reduce the tax gap, raise compliance, and involve employees in pre decisional planning and organizational reinvention under Executive Order 12871 and the NPR.
A historical note presents a side by side cost comparison for two building options. The left column lists estimated construction costs for a new middle school per the Building Utilization Committee, while the right column shows renovation and retrofit costs for the existing school including climate control. Figures include renovation at 4,192,000 and structural repairs at 923,200, with adjustments for window replacement and a boiler room.
Ottawa area residents praise the care at Ransom Memorial Hospital. The note thanks Dr Spratt Dr Reyes Milton Sam Sampson Cora Kunad nurses nutrition clerical housekeeping and volunteers for excellent service during the stay. The writer commends local clinics and access to life saving health services in the community.
Cindy Earnshaw of Ohio Road blasts opponents near South Sycamore for discrimination and racism over Habitat for Humanity plans. She suggests a permanent edge-of-neighborhood sign reading Habitat for Inhumanity to expose their rhetoric.
A Kansas State Department of Education redesign would cut over 100 teacher certification areas to 14 general fields and replace specialized content with broad language arts and science tracks. Educators warn this would dismantle strong college programs, worsen shortages, and harm high school teachers trained in depth in their fields. Public action urged with letters to State Board of Education before mid June.
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