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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1987

Page

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Open The Door on Secret Meetings by Ransom Memorial Trustees

Trustees vow fewer closed sessions under Kansas Open Meetings Law as concerns rise. Local boards including Ottawa school and hospital boards held numerous private meetings, prompting calls to limit study and work sessions and require public votes.

Ransom Memorial Hospital Kansas Hospital Board Ottawa School Board Ottawa City Commission Franklin County Commission Ottawa Library Board City Commission

No Pain Growth in Children Says Faith Preschool Director

Marty Piotrowsky, honored for directing Faith Lutheran Preschool since 1980, resigns for a Kansas City job but stays in Ottawa. She notes growth via pain and urges adults to guide children through hurt, citing school shootings, addiction, and humiliation as harms that scar and shape youth.

Marty Piotrowsky E. 15Th Faith Lutheran Preschool Kansas City Ottawa

The Other Side Of The SMU Coin

Analysis of SMU NCAA penalties following reported payments to 13 players totaling 61000 dollars. Implications for SMU athletics, faculty tensions, and the tension between sports prestige and academic integrity at top programs.

SMU Dallas

The President as Spokesman and Figurehead

A column argues the presidency has become a two person system with Baker running the government while Reagan acts as a comforting spokesperson. It likens Reagan to a corporate spokesman, a public face reading a script, while real power lies with aides and the chief of staff. The piece recalls Truman’s buck and Carter’s heavy workload, concluding the era needs only a figurehead.

Ronald Reagan Reagan White House Tower Commission Don Regan Harry Truman James Baker Nancy Mutt Camp David Baker Jimmy Carter Carter Washington

Listening To Your Own Body A Guide To Neurological Problems

Harris News Service reviews Listening To Your Own Body, a senior citizen self help book by Dr James W Neumann. The guide explains how to describe symptoms to a physician using a symptom index and disorder descriptions. It covers conditions from carpel tunnel syndrome to Bell’s palsy and Alzheimer's disease.

Whitley Austin Harris James W. Neumann Dewey K. Ziegler American Academy of Neurology Adler and Adler Neumann Ziegler

From Our Readers _Take A Look At The DPS For Yourself_

A reader defends Ottawa Department of Public Safety praising officers hard work and community programs like ident a kid bicycle safety checks and the McGruff safety program. The letter urges visiting the station, learning services and comparing crime rates and response times to fire. It argues for fair view and renewed support.

Ottawa Department of Public Safety Somone DPS Department of Public Safety

Media Target Oral Roberts And Other Preachers

Letter writer David Moore from Wellsville rebukes secular journalists for hostility toward religious figures. He urges fair coverage of Oral Roberts, Jerry Falwell, Pat Robertson, and Jimmy Swaggart, recalling a Kansas City appearance and warning of accountability for every word.

Saul David Oral Roberts Jerry Falwell Pat Robertson Jimmy Swaggart Kansas City Kemper David Moore Wellsville

Letters to the Editor Guidelines and Contact Rules

Readers are urged to send signed letters with the writer’s address. Unsigned letters will not be published. A telephone number should be included to speed up verification.

Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Effective July 1 1986

Ottawa Herald lists updated subscription rates for delivery in Ottawa area Franklin County and nearby counties by carrier or mail. Local one month four dollars, three months eleven, six months twenty one and five cents, yearly forty dollars. Out of state add five point five percent tax.

Ottawa Franklin County

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