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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1997

Page

2

Editorial on air bags and tragic death of Kyle Lehman

The Ottawa family tragedy prompts critique of mandatory rear air bags and calls for safer design. The editorial argues air bags can cause fatal injuries, questions government mandates, and urges smarter, optional safety features while honoring Kyle Lehman and similar child deaths.

Ottawa Connie Steve Lehman Kyle Kylie Lehman Connie Lehmans Connie Lehman Parents’ Coalition National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Kyle Lehman

Reader forum questions miracles in Jonah interpretation

A reader challenges Mr. Lambertson's view of Jonah as miraculous and cites other biblical miracles. The letter argues Jesus affirmed Jonah's historicity and asserts faith in an all powerful God.

Mr. Lambertson Jonah Friday Herald Jesus

Readers Forum Submissions Open for Signed Letters

Opinions from readers welcome in the Reader Forum requiring hand signed letters include the author address and telephone number. Long submissions may be edited for space.

Maple syrup and the Jayhawker heritage tale

A columnist from Mound City reflects on maple syrup as a symbol of independence and heritage. He recounts early sugaring, free-state history, and family tapping at Sugar Mound, detailing sap collection, boiling, and the generational transfer of this traditional craft. The piece links syrup to regional identity and theJayhawker legacy.

New World Thomas Jefferson Monticello Kansas Territory New England Ohio River Valley Linn County Ebenezer Barnes Barnes Sugar Mound Mound Kansas Self Protection Society Jayhawkers Pat Devlin Maple Grove James Montgomery Mound City Richey and Walker Roscoe Jayhawker Fort Ebenezer

Government Contacts for Public Inquiries and Representatives

A list of government figures and contact details. Includes President Bill Clinton at The White House, senators Pat Roberts and Sam Brownback, Rep Jim Ryun, Gov Bill Graves, Attorney General Carla Stovall, Insurance Commissioner Kathleen Sebelius, and Kansas legislators Ralph Tanner Bill Faverborn Robert Tyson. Provides addresses and phone numbers for outreach.

Bill Clinton White House Pennsylvania Ave Washington D.C Ofice U.S Pat Roberts Dirksen Bill Faverborn Statehouse Topeka Ralph Tanner Robert Tyson State Capitol

Right of way owner demands railroad land back for hay storage

A Kansas landowner asserts the abandoned railroad right of way has value for storing large bales of prairie hay and bromegrass. He argues the land is due to revert to adjacent owners after railroad use ends and cites the 14th Amendment and state law on just compensation.

U.S State of Kansas

Prairie Village plan targets little folks in tax abatements

A reader criticizes a residential property tax abatement favoring homeowners earning $80,000+, arguing renters and moderate and low income households lose. The letter urges Prairie Village residents to censure their senator, praises Lana Oleen elsewhere, and calls for cutting the abatement while preserving education funding.

Sen Audrey Langworthy Prairie Village Sen. Langworthy Riley County Lana Oleen

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