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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1997

Page

2

School board race weighs old middle school fate

In Ottawa, voters face a choice among challengers Jeanette Lowry and Cal Lantis and incumbent Bill Ketchum, with others on the ballot. The debate centers on preserving the old North middle school building versus demolition, and how the board should engage with the community and plan future renovations. John D. Montgomery

Ottawa Board of Education Jeanette Lowry Cal Lantis Bill Ketchum Marcia Mitchell Jim Cain Franklin County Sanitation Teresia Templeton Allied Signal Lawrence Lowry Cain Lantis Old North American Old North Middle School Ketchum Wolf Creek John D. Montgomery

End Circumcision Practice Gains Momentum in Debate

Kathleen Parker argues against routine infant circumcision, citing medical lack of justification and past harms. The piece notes historical support, recent research on pain and outcomes, and religious criticisms, urging readers to reconsider tradition and share views with the Orlando Sentinel columnist.

United States Time Magazine Johns Hopkins Medical School Joan Scandinavia The Lancet Egypt Abraham Maimonides Kathleen Parker Orlando Sentinel

Ottawa readers warned about unapproved cancer charities

In recent weeks Ottawa residents received solicitations from the American Institute for Cancer Research The Cancer Fund of America and The Pacific West Cancer Fund. These groups lack approval from the National Charities Information Bureau New York and fail to provide necessary information for rating. The Bureau notes 30 to 35 percent of funds go to fundraising and administration with no patient services or local education offered.

Ottawa American Institute For Cancer Research The Cancer Fund of America Pacific West Cancer Fund National Charities Information Bureau of New York

Cancer Society uses funds for care and research in Franklin County

The Franklin County Unit of the American Cancer Society explains that donations support patient transportation to Kansas City or Topeka for radiation, free materials, medical supplies, and nutrition aids, plus grants for cancer research at KU Medical Center. Board members include Robert Bregant and Gilbert F. Martin.

Franklin County American Cancer Society Kansas City Topeka KU Medical Center Franklin County Unit The Robert Bregant Gilbert F. Martin David W. Salisbury Cora Kunard June W. Foulks Rebecca L. Dixon Darlene Armstrong Kathy Niehoff June Butler Lela Mae Santarpia Joleen Macy Thompson Heise

Returning to Jonah and the power of biblical stories

A high school student recalls a science class on Jonah growth and a father’s faith. Milan Lambertson’s meditation on Jonah sparks debate about fact versus teaching. The piece urges readers to seek meaning beyond literal interpretation and to reflect on race and identity in ancient texts.

Jonah Christ God Milan Milan Lambertson

Draft legislation on bicycles and rail-trail land grabs

A critical summary of proposed rail-trail policies criticizes neutral and pro trail advocates, landowners, and taxpayers. The piece urges new bicycle legislation with bicycle license taxes, year tags, property tax receipts, and insurance, aimed at funding trails without land grabs. It condemns environmentalists and local supporters while calling farmers and landowners to resist.

Prairie Spirit Wildlife and Parks ISTEA Rails To Trails Conservancy Johnson County Bicycle Club Nature

Deadline for spring elections letters set by city officials

The deadline for submitting letters concerning the spring city and school elections is 6 p.m. Thursday. The last day such letters will be run is Saturday.

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