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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1994
Page
3
Cindy Earnshaw from 2189 Ohio asks the Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce to define the term affordable as used in national advertising. She seeks a chamber explanation for industry and the affordable workforce, highlighting the term's weighted significance. She requests a detailed understanding from chamber representatives.
Readers are urged to submit signed letters with the writer’s address and a telephone number for verification. Unsigned submissions will not be published. Letters help reflect community views and encourage engagement with the newspaper.
John Wayne Gacy, convicted of 33 murders, runs a 900 telephone line via AllStar Communications offering a 12 minute interview for $1.99 per minute in which he claims he is the 34th victim and denies the other killings. Prosecutors seek shutdown amid talk of funds.
In Massachusetts two Desilets brothers refuse to rent to an unmarried couple, arguing state anti discrimination law violates their free exercise of religion. The piece condemns aggressive secular values and defends religious liberty against government overreach.
Riders from 15th to 23rd push for easy fix on the rail bed to improve safety and ride quality without major expense. A local critic calls for stricter restaurant smoking bans to protect non-smokers and shares perspective as an ex-smoker.
A resident writes about keeping yards tidy to avoid fines and celebrate neighborliness in Ottawa. They recount personal hardship, critique city spending, and urge neighbors to talk before reporting junk cars or other issues. The writer praises helpful neighbors and shares a call for community dialogue on local concerns.
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