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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1998

Page

2

River Run car club reshapes Ottawa nostalgia night

Finch and the Over the Road Gang plan a family oriented River Run with a downtown Saturday night in Ottawa. Main Street will be closed from First to Fifth as shops stay open, a 1950s to 1970s music disc jockey and food entertain downtown crowds. The event, staged largely at Forest Park, aims to boost Ottawa’s economy and recapture the downtown charm.

Alph Finch Ottawa Finch Forest Park Main Street Car Club Univerity of Kansas Lawrence

Government contact list for major state and federal officials

A compiled contact rundown lists President Bill Clinton at the White House 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue Washington DC 20500 with comments line 202 456 1111. It includes U S Rep Jim Ryun 511 Cannon HOB Washington DC 20515 telephone 202 225 6601 fax 202 225 RYUN Topeka office 820 Quincy Suite 100 Topeka 66612 telephone 785 232 4500 and home page www house gov ryun. Governor Bill Graves State Capitol Topeka 66612 second floor telephone 785 296 3232 Attorney General Cora Stovall Judicial Center Topeka 66612 talaphone 785 296 2215 Insurance Commissioner Kathleen Sebelius Southwest 9th Topeka 66612 telephone 1 800 432 2484 or 785 296 3071.

Bill Clinton White House Pennsylvania Ave Washington D.C Talaphone U.S Jim Ryun Cannon Hob Washington, D.C Ryun Topeka Quincy

Remembering Uncle Buzz and the Price of Freedom

David S. Awbrey honors Tech Sgt. Joseph P. Farley and 7,999 other Americans who died in World War II. He recalls Farley’s accidental death near Henri-Chapelle, Belgium during a late war supply mission and argues Kansas leaders ignore history as baby boomers face leadership duties.

Buzz Hutchinson Kansas City B.F. Goodrich Co U.S. Military Belgium Joseph P. Farley 577 Signal Depot Company Germany Farley Uncle Buzz Europe Hitler G.I Bel Enri-Chapelle Omaha Beach Iwo Jima Bill Meyer Ardennes United States Stephen Ambrose America Meyer Kansas el Dorado Marion County Record Kansas Journalism Fraternity Harris Newspapers Congress Jesson Pat Roberts Sam Brownback NATO Bosnia House Henri-Chapelle David S. Awbrey Kansas Press Association

Reader Forum Questions KDOT Route Impact on Ottawa

A letter notes decades of use on U S 59, questions the Kansas Department of Transportation optional route, arguing it would erase Ottawa and reduce local road relevance. The writer asks why locals accept outsider plans and who pays for changes.

Kansas Department of Transportation KDOT Ottawa

Reader Forum Submissions Open to Public Input

Readers are invited to contribute to the forum with opinions. Submissions must be hand-signed and include the author’s address and telephone number. Limit is 500 words.

Hawaii Governor’s organ donor pay plan draws ethics concerns

San Antonio Express News notes Hawaii Governor Cayetano urges paying families of organ donors after only 18 donations and 191 on the waiting list. Experts warn of black market risks and federal law conflicts while cultural beliefs hinder discussion. Education and family conversations are key to reducing preventable deaths nationwide.

San Antonio Texas Express- News Hawaii Ben Cayetano Cayetano United States South America

Guest editorials offer reader a variety of opinions

Editorial note states that guest views are not necessarily those of The Herald's editor, signaling a range of perspectives in the paper's opinion pages.

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Luxembourg Dairy Life Shapes a 4-H Student's View

Nadia Pio trowsky, a Franklin County 4 H’er and Kansas State student, writes from Luxembourg about two weeks with the Ludivig family in Holler Ardennes. She helps herd cows, assists with a calf birth, and works on potato harvests amid frequent rain and machine delays. The essay blends her evolving respect for farmers with humor about farm life.

Nadia Piotrowsky Franklin County Kansas State University Luxembourg The Herald Ludivig Holler Ardennes Flint Julie Andrews Ludivig Farm

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