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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1994
Page
3
A resident in Ottawa asks how new Section 8 homes are allocated for a mother with three children in a two bedroom unit. The post also criticizes shoppers and calls for courtesy to cleaners, inviting comments to the immunity forum It s Your Quarter and provides a contact number with restricted calling hours.
A compact capsule attributes famous figures with remarkable claims such as Pope John XXII fighting in World War I and the Dixie writer being a Northerner. It notes Marx and Engels wrote 500 articles for the New York Tribune and mentions St. Francis of Assisi’s wealth, Clarence Darrow’s law school dropout, and a Dixie composition in a New York hotel, with union troops singing the tune.
A century ago Ottawa marked Decoration Day with a Grand Army procession, patriotic bunting, and the Ottawa Owl Club Band playing Sherman’s March Thro’ Georgia. The event drew nearly all residents and visiting guests to a afternoon of ceremonies.
A columnist argues for patriotic teaching in schools, condemning critics who oppose portraying the United States as superior. He asserts love of country, defender of American independence, and views public education as molding citizens who preserve the nation despite flaws. He cites personal experiences and historical figures to support American exceptionalism.
A list of contact points for national and state officials including President Clinton, Senators Dole and Kassebaum, Representative Slattery, Topeka offices, Governor Finney, Attorney General Stephan, Insurance Commissioner Todd, and state legislators with addresses and phone numbers for The White House and Kansas offices.
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