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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 2007
Page
2
The Legislature passed a bill prohibiting local governments from altering the concealed carry law, overriding local attempts to designate no gun zones such as city parks. Gov. Sebelius veto overturned. lawmakers argue against a patchwork of conflicting gun rules. Local officials say such moves undermine community safety and local standards.
The Ottawa Herald explains that Letters to the Editor publish writers opinions and research with author bylines. It invites readers to respond in the Readers Forum to challenge opinions or facts stated in letters for full public debate.
Robert A. Giacin notes a policy offering free passage to family members of laborers on the maiden voyage. A limit of two failers per species is stated, with urgent wording and a call to apply at the banks of the Marais des Cygnes River in Ottawa Kansas.
Marge Stevens notes Friends of Historical Buildings Inc progress in saving Ottawa High School and converting spaces. The effort raises funds to furnish Washburn Civic Center and refurbish the Washburn Theatre with seating upgrades and a piano. USD 290 benefits from smaller venue use for school events and plays.
Charley Reese urges immediate withdrawal from Iraq, arguing the invasion violates international law and U S traditions. He condemns both major parties for long term occupation plans, cites 3,300 American deaths, $500 billion cost, 30,000 wounded, and Iraqi resentment. He praises Iraqis and journalists who report reality from the Red Zone and criticizes Washington policymakers.
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