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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1994
Page
3
The piece argues that editorialists must confront their own biases and avoid savage attacks. It notes Americans often assume press trust while failing to test beliefs across situations, suggesting resistance to compromise and a need to examine how media shapes views.
Franklin County Habitat for Humanity announces nearing completion of its first rehabilitation. Weather permitting, volunteers are urged to paint the home's exterior this weekend and call 242-2600 for details. Gratitude is extended to contributing businesses including Mr. C's, Construction Materials, and Wal Mart, plus food and drink supporters from Wesleyan Church, Dairy Queen, and McDonald's.
A quirky list shows former or nickname names for places: Idaho once Colorado, Cape of Good Hope once Cape of Storms, Tahiti as King George's Island, Grand Canyon as Big Canyon, Moscow Idaho as Hog Heaven.
In Toronto, John Olerud stands out as a precise hitter with a reserve demeanor. A 200-hit 100-walk player, he analyzes pitches with quiet focus, adjusting his compact swing to attack first pitches. His balance and patience may keep him near perfection for years to come.
A man buys two rolls of fax paper with a $20 bill, resisting giving his phone digits or personal details. He crafts a sales pitch stressing cash only and recalls past cash trades, questioning corporate data collection while the young clerk completes the sale.
The speaker questions how accusations about yard junk lead to deadly error, arguing that neighbors often turn in neighbors out of nosiness. They warn a witch hunt could arise if people misuse such reporting and note a few local properties they deem problem spots.
Readers urge Richmond officials to fix neglected areas and focus on employment over parking tickets, criticizing puritan attitudes toward liquor and demanding support for local programs like KIDS in Ottawa. They question spending on new buildings when educational programs lack funds and urge public input via the “It’s Your Quarter” forum.
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