Bush aims war to secure oil and oust Saddam
Editorial argues the United States builds a case for war over Iraq to claim power and oil interests. It notes Saddam Hussein’s acceptance of inspections, limited global support, and Britain’s relative backing, concluding the president should keep his pledge to give peace a chance.
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Tim Shallenburger for Kansas Governor
A voter urges electing Tim Shallenburger as Kansas governor, arguing for courage to resist high spending and special interests. The author cites past surpluses and overspending, calls for leadership over factions, and favors a governor who prioritizes the people of Kansas.
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Tim Shallenburger
Apple Peel Flourish Prompted By Fiber Claims
An elderly reader argues apple peels provide essential fiber for constipation and asserts aging adults often suffer this issue. He recounts a personal transformation using diced baked apples with molasses or dried apricots and bran cereals, noting polished peels may hide dangerous additives.
Readers invited to send signed letters to Ottawa Herald
The Ottawa Herald invites reader opinions in its Reader Forum. Submissions must be hand signed and include the author’s address and telephone number. Send letters to Reader Forum at 104 S. Cedar Ottawa KS 66067 or email letters ottawaherald.com. Submissions should be under 400 words and may be edited for space.
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Ottawa events highlight park pride and new seafood restaurant
A local reader details a clean Forest Park after the car show, praises the maintenance crew led by Brad O'Dea and teammates, and notes downtown activity during Cruise Night with 1,060 vehicles and thousands of spectators. The piece previews Amy Reed and Mark Moore’s forthcoming seafood and cocktail restaurant on Logan Street, planned to open by year end, with architectural salvages from historic sites. It also shares memories of the Girls of 1941 lunch group and Dorothy Nichols, former Ottawan mayor and legislator.
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Mark Moore
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Kathy (Pence) Burgoon
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Country Kitchen
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Texas
Dorothy Nichols
No more limits on cell phone use in New York
Column argues against regulating cellphones citing incremental policy, potential bans in theaters and public venues, and legal battles. References to New York state and city actions, past California smoking bans, and a legal author Sean Carter. Warns against broader restrictions while noting lawsuits and industry victory.
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Oliver Stonish
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