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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 2006
Page
2
Kara Cunningham shares Lane, a near nine month old, diagnosed with neuroblastoma after a routine checkup reveals a hard abdomen. Lane endures surgery, chemotherapy, and hospital stays, with the family adapting daily, promoting childhood cancer awareness and advocacy for early diagnosis.
This public health call highlights October as think pink month urging women to self check and get regular mammograms. It notes one in eight women may face breast cancer, stresses early detection, mentions milestones like 96 percent survival when caught early, and promotes annual exams especially for those over 40 or with family history.
The Ottawa Herald explains letters to the editor express writers views and research, with writers named at the end. It invites disagreement and responses in the Readers' Forum to foster full public debate on significant issues.
The 9th District legislator asserts a Kansas Realtors endorsement in a paid ad for reelection, while the Kansas Association of Realtors states it does not endorse candidates for public office. It notes contributions flow through the Kansas Realtors Political Action Committee to candidates.
The Kansas Realtors Political Action Committee states it has not contributed to Representative Otto in this or the 2004 election. The committee meets before primaries and general elections to decide which candidates receive funds based on their support for private property rights and related issues.
Readers may submit letters to the Ottawa Herald Readers Forum under 250 words. Include name address and daytime phone number. Letters may be edited for length and clarity and limited to one per month. Form letters poems complaints or testimonials will not be printed.
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