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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 2004
Page
3
John E. Moss, former U.S. representative, in 1966 urged defenders of free speech and free press to strengthen those rights and give them meaning, emphasizing the right to know as a core duty of inheritors of the cause.
Guest editorial calls for stern measures as bird flu spreads from a Tanbacho poultry farm in Kyoto prefecture to a second farm. It notes expanded off limits areas, nationwide fast food movement, and urges harsher penalties for delayed reporting along with a review of epidemics control manuals for faster, flexible central and local response.
Hand signed letters with author address and phone number sound letters to Reader Forum. Send to The Ottawa Herald address at 104 S. Cedar Ottawa KS 66067 or email letters ottawa herald.com. Submissions must stay under 400 words and may be edited for space.
Ottawa Mat Masters Wrestling Club thanks area businesses for donations to the kids tournament. Funds supported the raffle to raise club money and food items filled the concession stand. Beth Banzet expresses appreciation for continued community support.
The Garfield PTO reports a successful Cakes for Chloe event with a pancake breakfast and a cake auction. The cake auction raised 2688 dollars, and the proceeds totaling 6600 dollars will help the Robinson family take Chloe to a medical specialist in Omaha. Volunteers, donors, and area businesses drove the effort, teaching compassion to children.
A letter argues the school board should not demolish the old school to fund renovation costs. The Pioneer Group withdrew from the plan amid local lack of cooperation, calling $250,000 aim excessive. The writer urges embracing Steve Foutch to save the building and form a downtown landmark rather than spend demolition funds.
Reader argues voters were misled by a proactive school board and an eager engineer. The columnist says preserving and repurposing the old building saves resources and avoids landfill strain, urging a developer to take over with a viable plan for Ottawa’s community needs.
A reader denounces an editorial on March 11 criticizing Steve Foutch proposed to renovate a middle school with federal grants. The writer cites Foutch’s Leavenworth project Abernathy Lofts, argues contingencies guarantee performance, and questions why he is not given the chance.
Reader criticizes voter apathy in local and national elections. Notes media bias, urges registration and participation, especially by youth, citing impacts on the environment, jobs, freedoms, and national standing. Calls for informed decisions and varied editorial voices.
The message urges finishing the prior commitment regarding the old middle school and questions voter confidence in proposing three new schools, noting a deadline of March 24 and calling for decisive action before another request is made.
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