Downtown Ottawa building gets facelift on Main Street
The 1901 building at Third and Main jointly owned by Bill Allegre of Allegre Pharmacy and Dr. Glen T. Cahill is being repainted in Scandinavian blue with deep ruby and white trim. Monte A. Nedar of Baldwin City leads the work, with Cahill eyeing a move of his optometry practice to the front, while Cahill researches the structure’s history tied to George Washburn and Underwood & Underwood.
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O. J. Simpson and the duty of accountability
Opinion by Cindy Earnshaw reflects on the OJ Simpson case, urging readers to confront abuse and silence. It argues that societal comfort with private misdeeds enables violence and calls for accountability, noting past reports of abuse and the danger of blind adoration.
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Cindy Earnshaw
Ohio
Looking Back Ottawa 1894 1944 1969 in brief
A trilogy of clippings recalls Ottawa history across a century. 1894 metalage: downtown crowds of boisterous white men and Indians menace safety near Third and Main. 1944 wartime housing crunch at Sunflower plant prompts rooms for 4,000 workers and rising transport. 1969 spider bite folk remedy shares an old Indian poultice recipe with casual caution and a nod to 911.
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Government trying to pluck chicken company
Mike Royko argues Koch Poultry hires by word of mouth, mainly Hispanic workers, with pay from 4.50 to 6.75 an hour. He portrays EEOC pressure as discriminatory against a minority workforce, detailing bargaining over a 1.5 to 0.8 million settlement and criticizing government shakedown tactics.
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Tribune Media Service
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Koch Poultry
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Kaminsky
Community band nights praised and photographer questioned
A community forum on Tuesday night band activities lauds the program as a great local activity. It notes Walt Butler's tribute this past week and questions a Herald photographer’s private show during the concert. Call 242-4700 for input between specified hours.
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