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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1990
Page
3
Fragmentary editorial notes discuss Bush administration reflections and Kuwait's restoration. The text loosely references commitment and public support, noting difficulty in sustaining long term aims and predicting outcomes of desert conflict. Names and clear events are unreadable.
The report highlights Kansas racing improving under structured tutelage. It stresses the necessity for effective management and stronger oversight to align with national standards and boost performance.
Addresses and phone numbers for President George Bush and Senators Dole Kassebaum, plus Rep Whittaker and state lawmakers Jim Allen and Bettie Shumway. Includes White House, Hart and Russell offices, and Topeka Statehouse contacts with telephone lines.
In Franklin County historian Jim Hitch recalls Sand Creek School District 55 near Sand Creek Road. Organized 1868, rebuilt 1912, closed 1959 when pupils moved to Green Dell. Alumni and teachers named include Lena Hutchins, Inez Loyd, and the Crawford family with memories of electricity, a furnace, ice skating, and a locale later moved to 1114 N. Cherry.
A reflective piece explores how long it would take to rebuild technology after a nuclear war. It questions whether remnant populations could relearn essential skills, from electricity to flight, and whether future generations would reinvent the bomb or repeat history.
Barbara Gibson of Phone Friend urges Franklin County residents to support a mill levy increase for a hospital addition. She notes RMH staff support, heat and air concerns in the old wing, and argues a new wing would attract doctors, improve health care, and protect the community’s future. A public hearing is scheduled 7:30 p.m. Monday in the Franklin County Courthouse.
Readers criticize unsigned letters policy and call for signed submissions with return addresses and telephone numbers for author verification. The note stresses public encouragement of letters to the editor and requests proper enclosure of writer contact details.
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