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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 2003
Page
2
Jeanny Sharp notes ABC-TV fall sitcom Back to Kansas may draw attention to Kansas while eliciting mixed reaction. She argues exposure could boost tourism and reveal positive glimpses of Kansas families amid skepticism about portrayal.
A survey asks if viewers plan to watch the first ABC TV broadcast of the new sitcom Back to Kansas this fall. Results show 55 percent in favor and 45 percent against, based on 11 and 9 responses respectively.
A editorial roundtable contrasts Martha Stewart stock charges with Enron and Tyco woes while criticizing the Bush era for using Halliburton for Baghdad needs. It flags a 2001 open ended contract worth hundreds of millions to Kellogg Brown and Halliburton and questions postwar bidding and US business readiness. It also notes Britain's euro referendum dynamics and public skepticism toward European integration.
The Ottawa Herald lists options for submitting reader letters to the paper. Send by mail to 104 S Cedar Ottawa Kansas 66067 or by email to letters ottawaher ald dot com. All submissions must be hand signed include address and phone number. letters may be edited for space.
A columnist returns to the Opinion Page to commend Gary Kuntz John Coen Rex Cummings and Tony Keim for leadership on Ottawa education and community service while noting past bond effort outcomes. He honors Ransom Bennett Jr Bob Shields and Olin Wollen and suggests a Wall of Honor for standout Ottawans. He mentions upcoming Page 1 candidates Rani Bob and Doc.
Joe Klock Sr faults French fans at Roland Garros for booing Serena Williams during a three set women's semifinal against Justine Henin Hardenne. He cites national stereotypes, past Allied aid, and calls the behavior disappointing while praising the players and condemning the gallery's conduct.
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