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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 2000
Page
3
Principal Darren Dennis launched a monthly parent luncheon at Ottawa High School this year to bridge the gap between educators and families. Alphabetically selected parents dine together to raise questions, share concerns, and suggest improvements, with strong attendance and constructive outcomes.
Reeze LaLonde Hanson writes a tribute on the tenth anniversary of the February 26, 1990 First National Bank of Ottawa robbery. She honors Bruce Hanson and the police, fire and community responders, praising federal, state, and local aid, hospital staff, schools, businesses, and residents for their support and care.
A messy OCR text lists U S political figures and offices in Washington DC and Topeka Kansas. It includes addresses for the White House senators representatives and state officials with phone numbers and building names, though many lines are garbled. The legible items show Bil Clinton, Robert Byrd, and Graves among others with contact details.
A nurse’s memoir from 1933 to 1936 at St Luke’s Hospital recalls dust storms, heat, and frontline care. The piece links past patient care to modern hospital rules, noting OSHA, Medicare, Medicaid, and managed care. Dr Bud Gollier, Ottawan physician, writes the Community Viewpoints column.
Kansas citizens rally around the First Territorial Capitol at Fort Riley as Governor Graves' $71,000 cut threatens the 19th century building. NAACP activists and historians cite Bleeding Kansas and Black leadership to urge restoration, warning the governor not to rile John Brown’s ghost. Donations urged to Partners of the First Territorial Capitol, Fort Riley.
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