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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 2008
Page
2
James M. Cox, a politician and newspaper executive, urged that a newspaper must tell the truth as intellectual honesty dictates and do what is consciencely right, outlining a standard for press integrity in 1939.
More than 1,100 third to fifth graders attend the seventh annual Franklin County Literature Festival dedicated to Gerry Getty. Nine authors, two illustrators and three storytellers join visiting writers to spark reading, writing and curiosity, weather expected pleasant.
Readers may submit signed letters up to 400 words to The Ottawa Herald. Include author address and telephone, send to 104 S. Cedar Ottawa KS 66067 or email letters ottawaherald.com. Submissions may be edited for space grammar and clarity.
The Ottawa Herald describes Reader Forum as an open community space for local issues. It pledges to honor individual rights and protect free press and speech while using editorials to educate and persuade residents toward progressive actions.
Denise O Nea, superintendent of Wellsville schools, stresses parental involvement in the first five years. Babies learn quickly through talking, reading, music, and exploration. Provide varied environments, educational toys, and democratic praise to build imagination, responsibility, and a strong learning foundation.
Parents accuse the school board of short sightedness after Hawthorne Elementary was closed two years ago and question plans to pass another bond to address space, warning of overcrowding in middle and high schools and urging community control over district decisions.
The Ottawa Herald presents Readers' Forum letters urging removal of district officials over overcrowding and poor education. Writers accuse current leaders of prioritizing money over children, calling for action to prevent further decline.
A reader urges Ottawa readers to prevent shingles by vaccinating against chicken pox, noting FDA approval in 2006 for a diluted shingles vaccine. The writer, recovering from shingles, emphasizes that prior chicken pox infection leaves individuals at risk and advises consultation with a health care provider, especially for those over 60.
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