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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 2007

Page

2

Tornado Warning Spurred Storm Damage in Kansas Counties

Severe weather swept through Franklin and Anderson counties with hail high winds and heavy rain. A tornado touched down in southern Anderson County destroying nine farms and damaging four homes as sirens sounded. Meteorologists note storms can occur any month, urging residents to review emergency plans and identify basements or alternative shelters and to offer public spaces as storm shelters.

Franklin Anderson Anderson County Kansas Ottawa

Readers' Forum letters promote open public debate in The Ottawa Herald

The Ottawa Herald publishes letters expressing writer opinions and stated facts with authors identified at the end. Readers are invited to respond in the Readers' Forum to disagree or dispute the facts.

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Why adjust time daylight saving history and critics

The note surveys daylight saving time changes from 1973 through 1987 and references Nixon Reagan and the NYSE lobbying for DST alignment with London. It argues Halloween timing skewed the last Sunday rule and questions congressional care for taxpayers.

Richard M. Nixon New York Stock Exchange London Stock Exchange Ronald Reagan Congress

Queen Elizabeth I and the Golden Age debate

The excerpt argues that Elizabeth I’s reign from 1558 to 1603 marked a male-driven flowering of English arts and exploration, while noting critics’ claims of her vanity and manipulation. It asserts the term Golden Age correctly refers to Spain and classic myth, not England.

Spain England Cronus Elizabeth I Shephard Mary Queen of Scots Ms. Shephard

Letter from a parent rebuts Brann on school event conduct

An angry parent recounts attending a Williamsburg vs Pomona basketball game at Ottawa University with her daughter and infant, criticizing student crowds for blocking seats and a fire hazard, and defending Shelley’s stance while urging respectful behavior and accountability among students, faculty, and parents.

Shelley America

Woman critic’s rebuttal cited in heated debate on leadership

A columnist defends Alex Rogers’ guest column while a female critic Holly Shephard replies with logic and well sourced notes. She asserts Elizabeth I as exemplary, arguing the Golden Age attributed to her reign and challenging the column’s broader claims about women and leadership.

Alex Rogers America Holly Shephard Shephard Elizabeth I

Government should act with taxpayers in mind jail cost argument

The piece argues that government should run like private business, building an adequate jail for under 41 million with simple facilities. It blames the legal system as a racket, criticizes judicial discretion, and calls for fixed penalties and one probation before full sentence. It emphasizes equal punishment for repeat offenses.

How to Reach The Ottawa Herald Readers Forum

Instructions for readers on submitting letters to the Ottawa Herald Readers Forum. Limit of 250 words per letter. Include name, address and daytime phone. Letters may be edited for length and clarity. One letter per month. Mail to 104 S Cedar or fax 785-242-9420.

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