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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1994
Page
3
The Cartoon Corner feature highlights a campaign commercial with image captions about a health policy discussion. It notes Y and Louise presenting the piece and hints at public interest in Clinorrs health topics.
Scott Lambers told Ottawa Kiwanis and Franklin County leaders the city is at a growth crossroads and must act quickly. He aims to move policy into action, expand the tax base, pursue annexation on the west side, and draw development north and south with new housing, a Wal Mart super store, and potential Payless Shoes and bank sites. He urged downtown revitalization and riverfront ideas while noting many initiatives are still exploratory.
Reporter notes Los Angeles Mayor Richard Riordan, a 63 year old former entrepreneur who prizes fast action over formal permission, using blunt aphorisms while navigating a city council and a fragile bureaucracy. His stance sprouts West Coast political drama as he supports term limits and pursues rapid projects like a new police academy and removing a towaway zone, amid national figures and events shaping California policy.
Former Centropolis students recall over 170 pupils in Appanoose's aging site, praising education that fueled college and business ventures. Now 220 students fill a new building while a parent challenges schools to reinforce respect and responsibility over attitudes and dress.
Letter writer criticizes Rails to Trails spending as wasteful, praises Mayor Jackson for prioritizing Kanza Park and town parks, and urges better teacher accountability. They highlight Jay Wieneke as a top Herald star for Ottawa High wrestling and invite readers to share opinions on educational matters via the forum with a stated call-in schedule.
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