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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 2003
Page
2
The city of Ottawa launches an enhanced website ottawakansas.net to inform residents about city events with a calendar agendas and minutes. It includes a community profile and tax history while proposing email access for departments and commissioners to improve public communication.
A scrambled OCR fragment lists contact details for U.S. and Kansas state officials. Names include President George Bush and U.S. Senators Pat Roberts and Sam Brownback, plus Rep Jim Ryun and Gov Kathleen Sebelius, with office addresses in Washington D C and Topeka Kansas and phone numbers.
A reader cites economist David Hale in the Financial Times noting a 30 percent dollar drop, 45 year low Treasury yields, and a large external deficit. He argues outsourcing of manufacturing and IT jobs to China and India will worsen, urges government action, and criticizes defense and policy ambitions.
A reader recalls visiting Highland Cemetery on Memorial Day and finding many graves lacking flags for veterans. She notes family military service across Navy, Coast Guard, Merchant Marines, Army in WWII, and siblings in Air Force and Navy, urging all heroes to be honored.
Open letter directed to the driver of a silver sporty car I followed north on Main out of Ottawa at about 2:10 p.m. Sunday May 11. The writer insists it was no accident and requests contact for clarification.
A reader writes from Ottawa claiming a driver at Main and Dundee executed abrupt right and left turns then halted beside the reader’s car, alleging a planned collision. The writer, an ex military person, warns the other driver not to test them again.
Citizens praise Forest Park as the city’s most beautiful site. They note tennis courts, playgrounds, shelter houses, restrooms, picnic areas, a swimming pool, and widened roads. They urge using the park for a recreation center rather than pursuing other sites.
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