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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1997

Page

2

Ottawa mulls auditorium as separate city authority

Ottawa City Commission debated restructuring the auditorium into a separate city authority like the library. A 10 mill property tax levy was proposed for the auditorium, drawing concern over taxpayer subsidy, accountability, and the need for a clear mission and private funding to support cultural programming.

Pal Ottawa City Commission Library OMA Ottawa Scott Lambers Ottawa University Ottawa Community Arts Council John D. Montgomery T Munici

Oldest woman to give birth spurs debate on motherhood age

A 63-year-old in the Los Angeles area has become the oldest woman to give birth with fertility help, rekindling discussion on whether a universal motherhood age limit should exist. Proponents and critics cite aging variability and lack of proof that older mothers are inherently unfit.

Los Angeles Alamogordo N.M Daily News

Poetry of Love From Pomona Students Honoring Mothers

In Bruce Wisconsin and Kansas, Pomona Elementary School pupils created heartfelt gifts for Mother’s Day. Teacher Shelee Brim organized a Mother's Day Tea as pupils shared responses to a read story Only, answering “how much I love you” with many concrete, personal images and phrases.

Pomona Bruce Wis Kansas Shelee Brim Mike Thaler Emili Sessions Cary Pommell Faith Chapman Crystal Foreman Fergis

Contact details for U S government representatives

A list of contact points for President Bill Clinton at the White House 1600 Pennsylvania Ave Washington DC 20500. Comments line (202) 456 1111. Senators Pat Roberts and Sam Brownback with Washington DC offices and state offices in Topeka and Overland Park include phone numbers 202 224 4774 202 224 6521 913 233 2503 and 913 492 4378.

Bill Clinton White House Pennsylvania Ave Washington, D.C Office U.S Pat Roberts Dirksen Fox U.5 Sam Brownback Hart Senate Washington D.C S. Kansas Ave Topeka Suita Overland Park

Reader Letter Demands Answers on City Environmental Coordinator Dale Howard

Ronald Small of 503 N Mulberry complains about lack of answers from officials on the status of city environmental coordinator Dale Howard. He claims the city manager controls commissioners, urges voters to voice concern, and links ongoing issues to lawsuits and perceived dishonesty, urging change through press and public sentiment.

Dale Howard Ronald Small N. Mulberry

Reader Forum Letters Require Signatures and Contact Details

Readers are invited to submit opinions to the Reader Forum with their signature and full address and telephone number for verification. Long letters may be edited to fit space constraints while preserving the author’s identity.

Blair’s Labour Wins Power Amid Promises and Ambiguity

Yomiuri Shimbun notes Tony Blair reassured voters Labour would keep Conservative economic policies and partner with business, insisting Labour is not socialist. Voters trusted Labour and forced Conservatives from office. Blair’s fresh image aided victory, but his plan remains uncertain as he pledges not to renationalize enterprise and faces testing leadership.

Yomiuri Shimbun Tokyo Tony Blair Labor Party Blair Labor Britain

Let the Past Be Past and Build Our Future Now

A column urges moving beyond World War II grievances as a Japan and Germany reparations watch list spurs debate. It argues most actors are dead, vengeance harms progress, and future needs—refugees, hunger, torture—deserve focus while noting Bill Cosby and Nelson Mandela stories about choosing reconciliation over revenge.

Justice Department Bataan Germany Japan Bill Cosby South Africa Nelson Mandela Henry Wadsworth

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