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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1996

Page

3

Ottawa debate on NRA tax rebates for downtown revival

John D. Montgomery argues the Neighborhood Revitalization Act should target downtown Ottawa and a few designated areas rather than the whole city. supporters say rebates for new or expanding retail developments can boost growth, but critics urge limited scope to neighborhood revitalization to strengthen historic districts and south side gains.

Ottawa Main NRA Sears John D. Montgomery

Editorial view on Yeltsin vote and Russian democracy

Guest editorials praise the Russian election as fair despite fears of rigging. Yeltsin failed to reach 40 percent, trailing Communist Gennady Zyuganov by a narrow margin. West sees relief that democracy is taking root amid despotic traditions.

Herald Yeltsin Gennady Zyuganov Russia

Airline safety versus market forces in the wake of ValuJet crash

A reflective piece argues safety should be the FAA’s sole focus rather than popularity. It contends deregulation pressures from Republicans erode oversight, while market forces reward cost cutting and risk public safety, calling for government to fill the safety vacuum.

TWA ValuJet Airlines Florida Everglades Federal Aviation Administration FAA Congress Wall Street

Skunk Run Days festival thanks volunteers and groups

The Skunk Run Steering Committee expresses gratitude to numerous contributors and volunteers who helped make this year's festival a success. A long list includes the City of Ottawa, departments, local banks, chambers, tourism and historical societies, media outlets, donors, and many individuals, with special thanks to Mike Raley, Joe Williams, and Steve Geiss for their support. Letters to the editor are encouraged with signatures and addresses for verification.

Skunk Run City of Ottawa Andy Haney Department of Public Works Jim Bradley Utility Department Murray McGee Franklin County Convention & Tourism Bureau Lou Atherton Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce Gwynne Randy McCurdy Franklin County Historical Society Deborah Barker Bank IV Charles Debra Scoville Main Street Bakery Shelley Travis Hood Country Mart Dairy Queen North Ruth Jansen Lillis Newland Rachel Anderson Jennifer Testorff Angela Perryman James Mary Anne Whiteford Jeanne Haggard Edith Ann Salle Forrest Lowry Laura Ansley Kofo Radio Ottawa Times Ottawa Herald Franklin, County Chronicle Steve Woolf Franklin County Blazers Ottawa Lions Club Franklin County Democratic Women Christ Gospel Church Steve Archer John Carolyn Galloway Boy Scout Troop 77 Kyle Raley Barbara Dew Jeanette Lowry

Trade dark comments and big egos in baseball talk

In a Chicago Billy Goat Tavern chat former Oakland owner Charlie Finley laments free agency and vows he may sell, muttering a racist quip. The columnist recalls Marge Schott’s Hitler remark, defends free speech, and argues owners would curb such talk through lawsuits rather than suppress a public right.

Finley Chicago Billy Goat Oakland A’s Baseball Marge Schott Cincinnati Reds Charlie Finley Schott Hitler Germany Joe Stalin

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