View Flint Hills Ways Promote Widespread Scenic Drive
The piece extols multiple routes through the Flint Hills Kansas from the Turnpike between Emporia and Cassoday and two lane highways Strong City to Cassoday and I-70 US 50. It questions a Flint Hills National Monument seeking 11000 acres for a feasibility study funded by 50000. Ranchers oppose while tourists support.
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Flint Hills
Emporia
Cassaday
Strong City
Flint Hills National Monument
National Audubon Society
Chase County
Seat belt debate: NRCS committee rejects heavy bus mandate
After an 18 month study the National Research Council committee urged against requiring seat belts on over 300,000 large school buses. They caution the $40 million cost for life saving is not an economic return though belts could save a life if widely used.
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National Research Council
Corder Faces License Suspension Over Space Beliefs
The Hays Daily News reports Ottawa doctor Scott Corder loses his medical license for publicly endorsing space alien origins. Patients and locals defend him, saying no one has claimed harm from his practice while critics deem the stance an embarrassment to the profession.
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Hays Daily News
Ottawa
Scott Corder
Corder
Ottawa Herald
Ottawa Res
State Board of Healing Arts
Outer
Space
Kansas
United States
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates 1989
Advertisement lists daily newspaper details for Ottawa Herald including staff positions and mailing plans. Rates shown cover Ottawa and surrounding areas by carrier, motor route, Franklin County and adjacent counties, and all other areas by mail with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly options.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
Saper Brings Healing Here At Ottawa Talk
Dr. Marshall Saper, clinical psychologist and KCMO talk show host, argues modern life fragments families and communities and heightens isolation. He will discuss Healing the Group at Ottawa Municipal Auditorium Thursday at 8 p.m. The five dollar door price includes audience Q&A and notes his show airs in 11 states.
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Marshall Saper
KCMO
Saper
University of Missouri, Columbia
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Learning from past mistakes in Kansas highway plan
The 2.6 billion highway package mirrors the 1969 Kansas Freeway and Express Highway System effort. The piece traces funding shifts from fuel tax revenue to bonds, inflation, foreign oil shocks, and rising costs, noting repeated financing shocks and uncertain outcomes while urging caution against blind faith in the current plan.
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Kansas
Hays
Wichita
Hutchinson
McPherson
Salina
Belleville
Missouri
Lawrence
Olathe
Letters To The Editor Reminding America Of Its Founding Spirit
A reader warns that nations crumble from within before foreign defeat citing Max Weber and Karl Marx. He laments lost patriotism and spiritual fervor, contrasts labor value with makers, praises seniors at the center, and urges Americans to remember the past and pledge to the flag. He also notes a fifth grader’s lack of basic math without a calculator.
Why not allow qualified people to serve on ORC board
A reader defends the ORC nominees linked to Mayor Fogle’s family, arguing their qualifications and willingness to volunteer justify their service. The letter contends ORC benefits from active, respected community volunteers and questions why involvement faces negative publicity.
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Beatrice Shisler
ORC
Dan Fogle
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