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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1994
Page
3
ITU and LA Deterahead businesses oppose paying 80 percent of employees health insurance. They argue no trade off for employers, who already fund health care for nonemployees. Critics warn employee pay could shrink as premiums rise, noting health care remains costly for small firms.
Karl A. Van Asselt critiques clinical chemistry myths about famous composers. He attributes Beethoven’s deafness to eighth nerve compression, Mozart’s death to kidney failure, Chopin’s illness to cystic fibrosis, Paganini’s daring to a connective tissue disease, Tchaikovsky’s death to cholera water, and Van Gogh’s yellow vision to digitalis overdose, noting his house’s all yellow hue.
A century of local reminiscences recounts YMCA lectures in 1894 with Dr Gilley microbes to follow, Norwood mischief, and Centropolis kids. Midcentury notes in 1944 highlight Miss Bertha Williamson’s Latin teaching and wartime cooking schools. A 1969 Franklin County Farm Bureau trip ties to Boys Club fundraising and candy sales.
Appanoose teachers defend classroom time spent on behavior, praise student achievement, and emphasize hard work over building size or branding. They invite patrons to engage directly, noting their doors are open and that teachers educate through dedication, not facilities.
Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce President CEO Louis J Atherton outlines an affordable labor definition. The concept describes employees who provide 40 hours of work for 40 hours of pay, framing it as a standard for fair compensation and workplace efficiency.
Friends of 4-H and the Franklin County 4-H Citizenship Team thank Waymire's Pak n Save Sirloin Stockade Ottawa Co op Underwood Equipment Scipio Supper Club Beachner Grain and Stinson's Processing for prize donations. The generosity will support their trip to Washington DC and list contributors including Brian Haight Darcy Anderson Leslie Mettenburg Sarah Mages Janna Dunbar Becky Rossman Michael Hoyt Ryan Ayers Pete Kay Elizabeth Hornbuckle Nadia Piotrowsky.
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A reader argues against year round schooling citing lost sports and activities, questions about Friday videos, and concerns about roadwork on US-59 during rush hour. They defend continuity in education, sports and summer camps, and criticize noisy dogs and secondhand smoke issues with practical, plainspoken observations.
A reader argues nicotine tar limits in filtered cigarettes are offset when exhaled and questions EPA statistics funding. The note critiques restaurant ventilation, dieting obesity links, smoking in public in Whitewater, and proposes smoking or non smoking zones. It invites readers to call a late night talk line with opinions.
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