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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 2002

Page

2

War on Terror or War of Hype in Reese's View

Charley Reese argues America's anti terror campaign is overblown and unfocused. He questions official tallies of al Qaida, critiques congressional war authority, FOIA abuses, and FBI practices. He warns real dangers lie in policy flaws, inequality, and global poverty rather than troop mobilization.

al-Qaida World Trade Center Congress Congresses FBI Mr. Bush Pentagon Justice Department

Graves says Ad Astra statue to crown Kansas Statehouse dome

Gov Bill Graves commits $700000 to a 20 foot tall statue of a Kansan Indian with bow drawn toward the sky, despite a tight budget and tax pressure. He argues the project reflects Kansas resolve, noting a 100 year rule and a four year old agreement with sculptor Richard Bergen.

Kansas Statehouse Dome Richard Bergen Statehouse Bill Graves

Ottawa City ends curbside limb pickup policy change

Residents learn the city no longer collects storm felled limbs on curbs altering service after an May 14 Ottawa Herald article titled Sorry, no brush fairy. City employees Andy Haney and Tom Yahl quoted as confirming the new rule affecting piles from May 6 and May 8 storms and causing hardship for many.

Ottawa Ottawa Herald Andy Haney Tom Yahl

Veterans honor at Munasi Indian cemetery in Chippewa

On Saturday May 12 ten men from Garnett American Legion post 48 and VFW post 6397 visited the Munasi Indian cemetery in Chippewa. They arrived around 3:30 p.m. after awaiting a church service, sat on tombstones out of habit, and one man complained about sitting on his father's stone. Three of the visitors are over 80. The group does not charge for the service but accepts donations, and the writer questions returning.

Garnett American Legion VFW Munasi Chippewa

Political contact directory for Kansas and national officials

A trimmed list of political figures and offices including President George Bush in Washington DC, U S Sen Sam Brownback, Pat Roberts, U S Rep Jim Ryun, Gov Graves, State Sen Robert Tyson, State Rep Ralph Tanner, State Rep Bil Feyerborn with office addresses in Topeka and Washington DC and phone numbers.

George Bush White House Washington D.C Whitehouse San Pat Roberts Har Senate Pat

Leather shop teaches lessons of craftsmanship

In Wamego Kansas John A Lyon owner of John's Shoe and Saddle Repair crafts a belt harness for flag bearing. The Navy veteran uses leather bending skills to shape skirt leather into a belt with a flag staff cap. Customers drop in amid horses and leather goods as Lyon guides his son Matt through projects.

John A. Lyon John Wamego Matt Louisville Kansas River Lyon

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