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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 2002

Page

2

Community drives seek help from United Way and Rotary

Franklin and Anderson County residents are urged to support local and global humanitarian efforts through the United Way campaign aiming to raise 203000 and the Ottawa and Garnett Rotary clubs polio eradication push. The message highlights past progress, calls for financial commitments, and stresses the role of donors in funding social services and immunization efforts worldwide.

Franklin Anderson County United Way Rotary Ottawa Garnett Franklin County Hope House Salvation Army Boy Scouts Compeer Rotary Club Anderson Ottawa Rotary Club

Question of the Week Vote and Comment Online

Readers are invited to vote and share comments at the Ottawa Herald website or drop responses at The Ottawa Herald 104 S Cedar by Friday. Survey results will be published in the Weekender edition.

Ottawaherald.com The Ottawa Herald S. Cedar

Wind energy in Kansas faces growth and siting challenges

The Wichita Eagle notes wind energy’s rapid growth and Kansas’s strong potential, with estimates of up to $1 billion in wind development over the next decade. It highlights Flint Hills advantages of wind, lines, and willing landowners, while warning about landowner concerns, wildlife habitat impact, and the need for careful siting to protect rural life and prairie ecosystems.

Wichita Eagle Kansas Jim Plager Kansas Corporation Commission Flint Hills Vermont

Kansas treasurer race sees tie in effort and party

Kansas voters face a choice between Republican Lynn Jenkins, a CPA, and Democrat Sally Finney, daughter of former governor Joan Finney. Both claim capability, with limited current policy conflicts beyond possible expansion of the farm loan program. Hawver notes no major issue dominates the race, and outcome may hinge on style and party.

Kansas Raisters Lynn Jenkins Topeka CPA Sally Finney Joan Finney Railsters Shallenburger Finney Jenkins Mike Hayden Martin Hawver Hawver Capitol Report

ECKAAA Calendar Sale Supports Seniors Across Counties

The East Central Kansas Area Agency on Aging introduces a limited 500 edition 12 month 2003 calendar featuring World War I II Korea and Vietnam servicemen and women with biographies. Proceeds from $5 calendars stay in each county to fund in home services for residents 60 and older and offset about $45,000 in state budget cuts.

East Central Kansas Area Agency On Aging Eckaaa Korea Vietnam

Community Calendar Supports Elderly Services

The ECK AAA coordinates programs in Anderson Coffey Franklin Linn Miami and Osage counties offering bathing care housekeeping meals case management and more funded by federal state and local dollars with client co pays. Calendars for the project are sold at the ECK AAA office in Ottawa or by Lesley Rickabaugh with delivery for large orders.

Anderson Coffey Franklin Linn Miami Osage Eckaaa Franklin County Main Lesley Rickabaugh

Blame the Republicans not the Democrats in Ottawa

Betty Watts voices criticism of party governance in Ottawa urging support for Sebelius and a county administrator, arguing Republicans and moderates must vote, noting surplus spending and a looming state bailout tax impact, citing Ogelsby and five commissioners.

Richard Ogelsby Sebelius Betty Watts Ottawa

Hightower Column Praised for Rural Accessibility

Reader Joan Vibert thanks The Herald for including Jim Hightower’s column calling it accessible to rural America. She urges more of his writing to reach farmers and small communities who share his language.

Jim Hightower The Herald America

Reader Forum Address Details for Letters

The Ottawa Herald invites readers to send letters to Reader Forum at 1045 Cedar, Ottawa, Kansas 66067 or email letters at ottawaherald.com for submission.

Harris Group Jeanny Sharp Ottawa Stacy Cohen Scahen Ottawaherald Linda Brown Kathy Millar Krmiller Ken Kistner Bill Gray Bgray Tim Millbern Reader Forum The Cedar

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