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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 2013
Page
5
Ottawa and Franklin County residents recount acts of aid amid power outages and snow. Rubick Construction plowed out two drivers. hospital staff were helped by coworkers. neighbors cleared alleys and helped shovel. KCP&L crews restored power after 26 hours.
A list of government officials with addresses in Washington and Topeka. Includes U S representatives Lynn Jenkins Kevin Jones and Pat Roberts senators Jerry Moran and Caryn Tyson governor Sam Brownback attorney general Derek Schmidt and state reps Blaine Finch Kevin Jones plus contact emails and phone numbers.
The Herald invites reader opinions with submissions to include name address and telephone number. Email to letters ottawaherald.com or mail to Reader Forum Ottawa Herald 104 S Cedar St Ottawa KS 66067. Limit 400 words. one letter per month. editor may edit for space grammar and clarity. form letters poems consumer complaints or testimonials will not be printed.
Former Franklin County prosecutor recalls Jeff Curry as a capable officer and notes the arrest of the sheriff with a low bond of $3,000. The author urges restraint on judgment, cites past casework, and questions whether the mug shot and firearm restrictions will permanently damage Curry’s reputation.
A reader calls for full disclosure of charges and evidence in the Curry case. They question why the prosecutor seeks ouster records sealed while recusing from the criminal case. The letter urges the public and press to demand a transparent, fair process and continued presumption of innocence.
In the Franklin County Progress tribute the Herald honors local figures. The writer adds Ottawa's Walter Butler, longtime downtown music store manager and owner, as a missed legend worthy of recognition. Deb Barker at the historical society may offer more on Butler's accomplishments.
Reader commends Linda Brown's Thursday Herald piece on marriage value. Letter argues lack of marriage drives societal ills, burdens taxpayers, hurts children, and calls for promoting and exposing the truth of non-marriage versus marriage.
Three COF Training Services staff members Richard Klaus Dwight Nigh and Bruce Stevens cleared deep snow from a home front steps and walk their service earned thanks from Nancy Donker Beverly Lorenz and Lora K Reiter of Ottawa in a grateful note praising COF representatives for their fine work.
March National Nutrition Month promotes flexible eating tailored to lifestyles and tastes. Practical tips cover on the go meals, student budgets, family meals, simple recipes, and shopping strategies to meet nutrient needs within calorie limits. Rebecca McFarland of Frontier Extension District No. 11 offers contact for food safety questions.
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