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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1994
Page
3
The piece laments tax and regulatory pressure on U S businesses and notes NAFTA’s impact on Southern citrus, tomato, and vegetable growers. It argues Mexico undercuts costs, cites methyl bromide phaseout in 2000, and warns that U S farmers face an uneven playing field while the one world business threat grows.
A reader calls for curfew changes from midnight to 10 30 pm arguing daylight enforcement reduces violence. They propose $250 fines for curfew violators repaid via community service and critique liquor debates while defending local norms and asking residents to join the forum by calling 242-4706 during listed hours.
World Features Syndicate details seven famous actors making early guest appearances. Raquel Welch on McHale's Navy Burt Reynolds on Gunsmoke Farrah Fawcett on I Dream of Jeannie Cheryl Ladd on Partridge Family Jody Foster on Mayberry R F D Arnold Schwarzenegger on Streets of S F Jerry Seinfeld on Benson
A retrospective from the Ottawa Herald surveys notable past items: Kansas Democrats platform in 1894 opposing woman suffrage and advocating immigration controls. 1944 Allied Drive fundraising in Franklin County with 250 volunteers and defined allocations. a GI Bill veteran training approval for Kansas institutions including Ottawa and Baker universities. 1969 Ottawa voters approving a nearly one million dollar high school bond issue. and a Preservation Hall Jazz Band performance at Ottawa University.
Vic key Crowley and family thank Ottawa Kansas neighbors law enforcement funeral staff and many nationwide friends after Richard Crowley's death. They praise the community for overwhelming aid and vow to advocate for laws changes to honor his memory and protect his family.
Milan Lambertson argues the U S embargo harms immigrants and Cuban economy. He cites George McGovern's NPR remarks noting mismanagement and Russia aid cuts as factors and urges renewed talks with Castro to ease tensions and improve policy.
The notice corrects the address in Make Your House A Home to 320 S Main and apologizes for any inconvenience caused by the earlier misprint.
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