Ottawa campus at Neosho County juco rebound after scare
John D. Montgomery reports that Neosho County Community College’s Ottawa campus averted a $100,000 deficit as vice president Cummiskey returned from administrative leave. Investigations revealed enrollment and revenue concerns were overstated by the main campus board, with focus shifting to renewed commitment and targeted outreach for ongoing operation.
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Reader Forum Letters Seek Signatures with Address
Readers invited to submit opinions must be hand signed and include the author’s address and telephone number. Long letters may be edited for space.
Mart phobia grows as Target reshapes local shopping
Jacquelyn Mitchard laments Target’s expansion and its impact on small shops and community. She describes Mart phobia, personal loss of intimate stores, and the sense of a vanload of giants overtaking Main Street. Readers are invited to respond via the newspaper or Mitchmailbag.
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Garden Tour Celebrates Ottawa Episcopal Church
The Episcopal Church of Ottawa hosted a garden tour on June 15. Barbara Netherland organized the event with professional detail, drawing over 500 attendees from the surrounding area. Proceeds supported Hope House and Midland Hospice in Ottawa.
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New Todd Tiahrt shows signs of a moderate shift
The Winfield Daily Courier surveys Todd Tiahrt as a potential realignment within the Republican Class of 1994. Critics say the posture is political positioning, while supporters cite a pragmatic move toward the middle. The piece notes his vote for a bipartisan budget framework and references comments by Bill Chrystal on moderating his stance.
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Gingrich Race Outreach Reflects Deep Divide in U S
In a San Diego speech Clinton defends affirmative action and urges hearings, while Gingrich proposes a 10 point plan embracing school vouchers and tougher crime laws. Both aim to reduce racial tensions but diverge on funding civil rights agencies and how to measure progress.
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