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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1997
Page
2
In a cautious view, the Dow shed 554 points then rose 337 as traders called it a market correction long in coming. Analysts say the move reflects investor emotions, not a faltering economy, with many Americans insulated by mutual funds and retirement plans.
A list of contact details for U S Senator Pat Roberts and U S Senator Sam Brownback, including Washington D C addresses and phone numbers, and state offices in Topeka and Overland Park with street addresses and telephone numbers for public inquiries.
A narrator chronicles decades of accumulate and hoard while staging porch sales and sorting keepsakes. The piece contrasts generational piling as parents and children alike store away relics from youth and gear toward future use.
Kathleen Parker argues against a federal push for national child care, likening it to a Trojan horse that erodes parental authority. She cites studies and experts urging more in-home parenting, warns of a new bureaucratic cost, and urges policies that support family time rather than large government programs.
Reader shares memories of Mark Pacheco, Ottawa police officer and mentor. The letter recalls first meeting in 1986 at Brown's Shoe Fit Store, later working with him in city service, riding as partners, and Mark's steadfast example of respect, accountability, and humanity. The writer expresses gratitude and lasting loss.
A family laments the loss of Missy a year and a half old dog after being hit on Eisenhower Road October 22. They express grief and accuse the driver of lacking conscience while hoping for accountability and sympathy from the unknown motorist.
Readers are invited to submit opinions to the Reader Forum. All letters must be hand signed and include the author's address and telephone number. Submissions should not exceed 500 words.
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