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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1990
Page
3
The piece argues fax machines waste money and paper, noting unnecessary quick communications flood offices. It cites Iowa legislation to block unsolicited faxes, while acknowledging fake communication supports some jobs, and that history shows offices can operate without faxes.
The Washington Post argues post Drexel Burnham Lambert that SEC reporting of firm capital is essential as scandals and heavy trading push risk higher. Regulators tighten requirements and Congress should act to reveal capital across regulated and unregulated units.
Readers are invited to send signed letters with full return addresses to the newspaper. The page welcomes community views and public input while requiring verification of the writer’s identity and address for publication.
A columnist recounts bonding with residents of Ottawa Retirement Village where Debbies people teach respect for seniors. He recalls sharing findings at a wedding shower and a dictionary gift while noting local news like a bank robbery and an apparent tax scam targeting seniors. He cites Art Linkletter’s message about age and kindness.
The column argues media fear mongering hinges on conspiracy theories about reporters. It cites 1989 data showing 53 journalists killed, 60 expelled, 325 arrests, and 102 assaults, with Latin America bearing much of the danger, and honors hostage Terry Anderson as emblematic of journalists’ risks.
Whitley Austin writes of Stuart Awbrey's son David Awbrey, a rising Kansas journalist at The Wichita Eagle, tracing a half century of mentorship and press tradition from William Allen White’s era. The piece highlights David's career, travels, and quoted foreign commentary, linking journalism dynasties and public service.
The district explains that all public buildings and additions after 1981 must meet ANSI accessibility standards. An elevator is the most efficient way to provide handicapped access. State law requires accessibility, and no ramp fit exists in the current facility, leaving downstairs inaccessible to some students.
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