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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1997

Page

2

Ottawa Bans Trash Burning In Sweep For Progress

The Ottawa City Commission unanimously banned burning trash by all residents with penalties up to a month in jail and 500 dollars. The move shifts trash hauling to individuals or city services and prompts tighter enforcement, littering, and nuisance controls while exploring curbside recycling and yard waste policies.

Ottawa Ottawa City Commission Kansas Vicki Cummiskey Gene Ramsey Franklin County Commission John D. Montgomery

Reader Forum From Letters to Signed Submissions

Readers are invited to send opinions to the forum audience. Submissions must be hand signed and include the author address and telephone number. Very long letters may be edited for space.

Springer saga signals decline of TV news ethics

Jacquelyn Mitchard warns that NBC Chicago's WMAQ hired Jerry Springer amid a wave of sensationalism that pushed Carol Marin and Ron Magers to quit. The column traces how talk-show sleaze, entertainment framing, and budget cuts erode serious reporting, framing news as business and spectacle rather than public service.

Jerry Springer NBC Chicago WMAQ Carol Marin Ron Magers Springer Cincinnati Magers Edward R. Murrow Crown Prince

Williamsburg After Prom Party donations thanked

Williamsburg After Prom Party donors are thanked for supporting teen safety and memories. The event kept students off roads with activities at Burlington Recreation Center and a return bus trip to Williamsburg. Chair Eudora Evans expresses gratitude from the Jr/Sr committee.

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New life for an old school prompts reader complaints

Letters cite bond vote for a new school and demolition of the old building. Readers question board motives and warn that keeping the structure could invalidate the bond. Memorial Day reminder emphasizes honoring veterans sacrifices with services at Highland Cemetery and Pomona on May 26.

the Herald Joe Schirck Ottawa Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary Highland Cemetery Pomona

Southern food and the ties that bind families

Opinion piece argues Southern fried chicken collard greens represent culture not race. It links cooking to family stability, condemns stereotypes, and urges teaching girls to cook good Southern food to restore family life and social harmony.

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