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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 2002
Page
2
Online poll shows broad opposition to virtual ads on TV sports events. One unsigned comment says beer ads are worse. Writer warns against creeping changes as viewers worry ads may become standard practice amid other content concerns.
A debate on the acceptability of virtual advertising during televised sports shows 59.3 percent support while 16 percent oppose, with opinions split by viewing habits and concerns over clutter and sponsorship integrity.
Kansas Department of Transportation crews restrict traffic to a single lane on the overhead bridge over the Marais des Cygnes River as expansion devices are repaired. The project, deemed emergency to improve safety, may extend until Thanksgiving with police oversight during the Veterans Day parade to keep traffic moving.
Submissions to the Ottawa Herald via email are encouraged with guidance on format and contact. The notice outlines email handling for letters to the editor and reminders on submission limits and response expectations.
Gov Bill Graves and state lawmakers list office addresses rooms in Topeka Kansas along with phone numbers and email-style addresses for constituents seeking contact. Included are State Sen Robert Tyson State Rep Ralph Tanner and State Rep Bill Feverborn with their Capitol offices and correspondence options.
Edwin A. Locke argues against using soldiers for political prestige urging a volunteer force, limited wars, and war only when U.S. interests threaten freedom. He condemns Somalia Vietnam and other conflicts as self-serving state actions and calls for honoring veterans through prudent engagement aligned with national interests.
Kansas Wildlife and Parks advocates long term public land expansion as a priority. A public-lands task force proposes a $10 habitat stamp for hunting and fishing licenses, while noting walk-in access falls short. Debates loom on funding and policy design amid neighboring states’ approaches.
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