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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 2002
Page
2
Editorial calls for planning changes as sideways and frontless designs threaten Ottawa's streetscapes. It argues for an overlay or standards to require front doors facing the street, preserving neighborhood character and neighborliness while allowing creative housing on various lot shapes.
Readers are invited to vote online at ottawaherald.com or mail comments to The Ottawa Herald 104 S. Cedar by Friday. Survey results will appear in the Weekender edition.
NRC Handelsblad and Dagens Nyheter discuss U S President Bush defending action against Saddam Hussein. They note his Cincinnati speech asserts regime danger and WMD links while domestic woes and economy affect public support. International editors observe Democrats' cautious stance amid UN options and congressional debate.
Charley Reese argues the Bush administration risks repeating history as the U S stock crash accelerates. He cites $8 4 trillion lost in wealth, looming global banking turmoil, and rising layoffs while warning that war in the Middle East could worsen the already strained economy. Reese urges wiser counsel and accountability ahead of the next election.
Ray Shannon from Iola argues Kansas moderates failed to fund adequate opposition to Iris Van Meter, enabling Val DeFever's write in bid. He warns the education system may drift toward dissension and calls for September mobilization of 30,000 southeast Kansas voters to write in DeFever on November 5. He urges forums, phone banks, and voter turnout.
Readers are invited to submit opinions to the Reader Forum at the Ottawa Herald. Hand-signed letters must include the author’s address and telephone number and are sent to 104 S. Cedar Ottawa KS 66067 or by email to letters@ottawaheral.com. Submissions should not exceed 400 words and may be edited for space.
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