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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1997
Page
2
Kansas fans feel pride not for wins but for Roy Williams and his players. The team showed poise class and scholarly discipline, with two Academic All-Americans among its ranks, earning admiration despite an early NCAA loss.
The Guardian notes Mr. Netanyahu defends a new east Jerusalem settlement as heightening tensions while seeking immediate talks on permanent status with a six month deadline. Analysts see Netanyahu aiming to win a larger share of the West Bank and avoid redeployments amid the Tel Aviv bombing crisis. Akron Beacon Journal reports on the 1996 Communications Decency Act Supreme Court arguments. The ruling would curb online access to explicit material for minors, with lower courts wary of First Amendment limits. Parents should set rules, libraries should keep information accessible, and kids will seek explicit material regardless.
The Ottawa Herald recalls William Jennings Bryan on the 1897 Chautauqua circuit where he spoke on free coinage of silver for two hours. An interview in The Herald describes his bed, attire, profits, and candid remarks while in Ottawa. Contributions of historic photos for a fall pictorial history book are invited, with sale details and publication plans.
Blaine Finch, Ottawa University junior majoring in Political Science and History, seeks your vote for city commissioner. He emphasizes honesty, compromise, and service, noting he will be one vote among five and pledges to work for progress while representing all residents.
Citizens question legality of ballot wording for a $11.675 million general obligation bond to demolish the current middle school and build a new Ottawa Middle School. Critics argue the ballot lacked a separate demolition decision and cites statutory gaps, urging preservation of the north building for school and community use.
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