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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1992
Page
3
Jim Hitch warns that many solicit for Social Security information and services for a fee. He urges using free official SSA resources, notes abuses include 800 numbers guiding to 900 numbers and costly solicitations, and calls for strict prohibition to protect vulnerable elderly.
The Winfield Courier argues rising premiums burden small retail and service firms in Kansas though many have not filed claims. Insurer influence is alleged via NCIC rate guidance, while rehab firms expand, benefiting entrepreneurs rather than workers or small businesses.
DeeAnna KIMES OWS, a longtime teacher, laments graduation chaos at Otta wa High in 1993. She cites beach balls, silly string, paper planes, chanting, and distracted attendees as disrespectful behavior that robbed seniors of recognition. She calls for restored dignity and respect during ceremonies.
A reader urges Ottawa to hire a full-time tourism coordinator through the Chamber to book and lead tours of historic sites including the Franklin County courthouse Tony Jones Hall Ottawa University and Old Depot Museum. Midland Railway proposes Ottawa rail excursions tied to local events with a 450000 track upgrade debate and potential industrial revenue bonds.
Shirley Broers argues Franklin County must reopen the Tally Creek Bridge and road by repairing for 6,800 dollars rather than replacing at 184,000. She cites historic properties, local tourism, and 200 signatures urging access, urging commissioners to reconsider and keep the historic site accessible.
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