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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1989

Page

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Sedgwick County Drunk Driver Sentences Fail To Deter

In Wichita and Sedgwick County court records 174 drunk drivers were convicted this year but jail sentences lack swift certainty. Those with 48 hour first offenses face waiting lists due to space limits, with bookings on March 29 1990 for 48 hours and April 9 1990 for five day terms. One fourth of jail cells hold convicted drunk drivers. The state’s deterrent effect remains weak.

Sedgwick Wichita Sedgwick County

Meeting for Peace aims to mark Cold War end in Lawrence

Elbe Alliance of Lawrence plans a Meeting for Peace October 9 to 15, 1990 to coincide with Dwight D. Eisenhower's 100th birth anniversary. KU support and Gov Hayden endorsement exist, with 500 Lawrence families needed to host Soviet guests. Soviet professor Robert Ivanov toured Kansas and praised private citizen action.

Lawrence Elbe Alliance Dwight D. Eisenhower University of Kansas Mike Hayden Lawrence-area Robert Ivanov Eisenhower Kansas Ivanov

Letters Call for Graduates to Finish School Early

Ottawa readers critique high school policy that prevented two 1980 graduates from receiving diplomas over summer credits. The writer praises all graduates and urges students to push to finish, asking why some fell short and encouraging perseverance.

Ottawa

Guard soldiers evolve from weekend warriors to vital force

Sgt. Kenneth Nichols of the 1st Battalion 127th Field Artillery outlines how the National Guard has transformed. Guardsmen now train as if ready to be called tomorrow, making up 49 percent of the army and 60 percent of its artillery strength with the 35th Infantry Division backing units in Kansas, Kentucky, Missouri, Nebraska, and Colorado. The Guard emphasizes higher education and tech gear, including computers on artillery pieces, and offers a GI Bill providing up to 38000 dollars for college. Recruitment lags in Ottawa area, unit at 91 percent strength, with annual local wages around 950000 dollars. The Guard is redefining itself as citizen soldiers since 1636.

VFW American Legion Kenneth Nichols 127Th Field Artillery National Guard Ottawa 35Th Infantry Division Europe 35Th Nichols Kansas Kentucky Missouri Nebraska Colorado Guard

Press critics urged to reveal what is hidden in politics

Cambridge journalists at a Nieman reunion heard Harvey Cox urge moral courage in coverage. He critiqued press for not reporting hidden realities, cited bishops economy and nuclear weapons as moral issues, warned against distractive ethics and urged public discourse to confront larger national dangers.

Cambridge Mass Harvey Cox Cox Harvard Divinity School al Capone John Tower Michael Sandel Ollie North Machiavelli North Noah

Washington Journal: Bush and Congress in Gridlock

Washington column laments a dull Bush startup and a dismal Congress. It cites faltering leadership, energy policy inaction, rising special interests, and a windless Capitol scene. Nancy Kassebaum defies the town by announcing re election, amid wide support and party concern.

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The Ottawa Herald lists delivery rates by month and period, with Franklin County and nearby areas priced at six dollars twenty five cents monthly, fourteen dollars fifty cents for three months, twenty eight dollars for six months, and one year at fifty six dollars seventy five cents. Mail rates vary by region, with prices shown for Franklin County adjacent areas and all other areas, including monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options.

Franklin County

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