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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1996

Page

3

Growth spurred by Ottawa street extensions gains approval

Editorial notes growth in Ottawa with extending 13th Street from Pine Street to Eisenhower Road, funded by a 428,310 bid including curbs and utilities. It also outlines the planned 17th Street extension toward Eisenhower, with rights-of-way condemnation begun and a goal to finish next year. The projects support a southwest housing boom with new single family, duplex and senior units, tied to infrastructure upgrades.

Ottawa 13Th 17Th Streets City Commission 13Th Street Pine Street Ottawa High School Eisenhower Road 17Th Street Elm Street National Guard Armory Eisenhower 17Th

Kassebaum Backing Z-Bar Ranch Plan Faces Local Rift

Guest editorials in The Herald note Nancy Kassebaum helped craft a compromise on the Z-Bar Ranch in Chase County Flint Hills. Supporters sought National Park Service control while locals fear government land grabs. Wichita Eagle influence cited as pivotal. Park Service now endorses the bill. The piece criticizes a topdown approach amid downsizing federal government pressures. Hays Daily News

Herald Nancy Kassebaum Flint Hills Chase County Pat Roberts Bob Dole National Park Service Kassebaum Wichita Eagle The Park Service Hays Daily News

Readers urged to sign letters with address for publication

The paper invites letters to the editor signed by the writer and including a return address and telephone number for verification. unsigned letters will not be published, and contact details help expedite confirmation of the submission.

It's Your Quarter community voices and concerns

A compilation of reader letters covers local topics from trail sightings near Garnett to school budgets and unpaved Ottawa streets. Residents complain about vacant trails, request street paving, applaud a new editor, urge fiscal restraint, and critique local media captions and zoning debates. Calls invite community feedback to the “Its Your Quarter” program.

Ottawa

Representation in Franklin County District 2 Endorsement

James W. Luther of Greeley questions Matt Matthews endorsement of Larry Skeet for Franklin County Commission District 2. He notes Ottawa's strong local representation by Charles Mavity and complains rural roads receive limited funding while Ottawa gains. He asks who will represent the rest of District 10 if Matthews aims for Ottawa in the Kansas Senate.

Herald Matt Matthews Larry Skeet Franklin County Commission Franklin County Ottawa Matthew Charles Mavity Matthews Kansas Senate James W. Luther Greeley

Businesses kind to middle school

The Ottawa Middle School PTA thanks Kansas State Bank Peoples National Bank Bank and Country Mart for support of two dances and cash donations plus pop for both events. Gratitude extended to parents cooks Dan Woogie D J custodians and OMS PTA officers led by Laura Stringer.

Ottawa Middle School PTA Kansas State Bank Peoples National Bank Bank Country Mart Dan Woogie D.J OMS Pta Laura Stringer

Oil sale fuels debate over Clinton oil policy

Mont gomery argues the Clinton administration acted to relieve debt by releasing 12 million barrels from reserves, while Congress had already approved the sale to cut the national debt. The author says the move would barely affect gasoline prices amid U S daily consumption of about 18 million barrels.

John Montgomery Clinton Congress U.S

Aldi Robbery At Streamwood Store Sparks Debates On Policy

Jim Williams recalls the November armed robbery at an Aldi market in Streamwood Illinois where a gunman demanded money. The incident exposed lax security with no guards or cameras and led to Williams being fired for the loss blamed on his handling of cash. The piece argues criminals ignore corporate policy and questions Aldi's risk management and treatment of loyal workers.

Jim Williams Chicago Streamwood Williams Aldi Near North Side Germany Ilinois

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