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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 2002
Page
2
Local law officers faced danger Wednesday morning while executing a search warrant on a suspected meth lab. A fire broke out injuring three officers and one suspect as hazardous meth ingredients pose serious risks. The editorial argues for vigilant reporting and community protection against the meth scourge.
A compiled list of contact details for U S President George Bush U S Sen Pat Roberts U S Sen Sam Brownback U S Rep Jim Ryun Gov Bill Graves State Sen Robert Tyson and State Reps Ralph Tanner and Bill Feuerborn including office addresses phone numbers and website URLs. Addresses are in Washington D C Topeka and state capitol listings.
A five year old girl, blind and 80 percent deaf, dies after being tied to a radiator with a bathrobe sash by her Iraqi or Syrian foster parents. The father’s absence and disengagement are questioned as the author urges men to engage with wives and children to prevent such tragedies.
A letter to the Ottawa Herald describes chaotic traffic around the Wal Mart Distribution Center. The writer cites near misses with school buses and stop signs, loud nighttime noise, and safety worries after 27 years living opposite the center, urging workers and truckers to slow down and obey signals to prevent harm.
Karen Harris of the Franklin County Area Landlords Association responds to Ottawa Herald May 7 coverage. She argues rental licensing and universal insurance unfairly blame landlords, urges city hall to meet with FCALA, and emphasizes education, compliance, and fair housing rights to improve landlord image while condemning true fire hazards.
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