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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1987
Page
1
New York industrialist Eugene Lang pledged college for 61 East Harlem sixth graders who stayed in school. By 1985 two graduates earned diplomas and headed to college, with 48 expected to finish high school by year end. Lang aided students with personal issues, proving presence can drive learning beyond curriculum.
Colorado Democrat Patricia Schroeder, dean of the congressional women’s caucus and former Hart campaign co chairman, distances from Gary Hart as she weighs a possible run. She sought assurance about rumors before backing him, and says a bid would depend on fundraising, timing, and broad support.
Aaron Higbie urges readers to spay or neuter cats and dogs this June to reduce unwanted populations. The letter notes benefits for health and behavior, cites age guidelines for both genders, and encourages responsible pet ownership.
The Moving Wall, a half size replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, arrives at Wichita State University July 3 through 10. The exhibit honors 13 area veterans among 625 Kansans with names carved in black granite and aims to help families connect with the memorial. An opening ceremony July 3, wreath laying July 7, Vigil of Honor July 9, and closing ceremony July 10 mark the events co sponsored by The Children's Museum of Wichita and Kansas Gas & Electric.
A personal reminiscence recalls Saturday matinees in childhood, the smell of burning trash and rain, and the electric theater ritual. The writer cherishes front row seating for Serials, vaudeville, and silent film stars, contrasting past joys with today’s Broadway prices.
Washington reports describe large protests in South Korea challenging President Chun Doo Hwan's regime as Seoul prepares for the 1988 Olympics. Demonstrators press for free elections while U S diplomats hedge on the process and the opposition leader Kim Dae Jung remains under house arrest. The piece notes economic strength, a heavy security state, and U S backing of Chun's government despite criticism.
In a Kansas Board of Education meeting Richard Robi championed local control while opposing AIDS education. The piece argues AIDS demands broad, concerted education across colleges and schools to combat panic and ignorance, insisting state leaders must lead in truth.
Ottawa Herald lists delivery and mail rates for the Ottawa area Franklin County and surrounding counties. Prices include one month four dollars to sixty dollars annually, with separate regional rates and out of state tax.
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