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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1998

Page

2

Ottawa University invests $5 million in campus, community growth

OU plans a fall renovation of Martin Hall the last limestone structure on campus built in 1947 converting it from a residence hall to student housing. The capital plan also funds upgrades to Wilson Field House and Mabee sports center with longer term goals to renovate another residence hall and replace a third. President Hal Germer highlights focus on education human services and business and management with aims to elevate these majors from good to distinctive and expand technology linking Ottawa with centers in Kansas City Phoenix Milwaukee and the Far East.

Ttawa University Ottawa Martin Wilson Field House Mabee Sports Center Hal Germer Germer Kansas City Phoenix Milwaukee Far East John D. Montgomery

Government contact details for U S lawmakers and offices

A list of government contacts including President Bill Clinton White House address and phone lines, U S Senators Pat Roberts Sam Brownback and offices in Topeka and Washington, D C, and U S Representative Jim Ryun with their Washington and Topeka addresses, phone numbers, and a homepage URL.

Bill Clinton White House Pennsylvania Ave Washington D.C U.S Pat Roberts Dirksen Fox Topeka Frank Carlson S.E. Quincy Sam Brownback Hart Senate Kansas Ave Topsko W. 95Th Overland Park Jim Ryun Cannon Hob Ryun Quincy House.gov

Abortion politics and ethics in Kansas debate

Kansas politics shows abortion as a wedge issue, with Gov. Graves signing a third trimester limit while noting a mental health exemption. The piece argues that pro-life leaders rely on culture over politics, urging moral persuasion and child-centered values to reduce abortions. The author, David S. Awbrey, critiques parliamentary tactics and GOP shifts since 1976.

Kansas Bill Graves Graves David Miller James Dobson Republican Party Dobson GOP Ronald Reagan Sam Brownback U.S. Supreme Court Dr. Dobson Mother Teresa

Grandparents Rights Versus Parental Authority Debate

Kathleen Parker argues against grandparent visitation suits eroding family autonomy. She cites growing state laws, notes ACLU support for parental rights, and warns court challenges threaten parental control over child-rearing. The piece urges restraint and emphasizes adults resolving disputes without government interference.

ACLU

Readers urge fixing existing parks before new one

A reader argues Ottawa should maintain and upgrade Forest Park rather than build a new park on the north side. They cite cracked tennis courts, soggy nets, poor restrooms, and suggest portable toilets or lock schedules as interim fixes, noting nearby Kanza Park and community involvement lessons from Independence. They advocate better upkeep over a brand-new park.

Forest Park Director of Public Works Kanza Park Ottawa Independence Kan Ralph Mitchell

Reader Forum Rules Require Signatures and Contact Info

Readers are invited to submit opinions to the Reader Forum but submissions must be hand signed and include the author's address and telephone number. Submissions should not exceed 500 words and may reflect individual views.

Editorial: France’s morality versus power in international forums

The Dominion in Wellington argues France pursues policy without moral regard, saying democracy balances interests with ethics while France lacks shame about failings. Cites the 1985 Rainbow Warrior incident as state terrorism. Guest editorials reflect varied views, not necessarily The Herald's.

Dominion Wellington New Zealand France

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