Ottawa car show proves resilience amid rival event
Proud Marais River Run draws 870 cars and 10 000 plus fans with strong local support. Ottawa and Franklin County praise Over the Road Gang leadership, traffic plans, and merchant cooperation while noting Wyandotte County's Good Guys event by Kansas Speedway shifted dates for next year.
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Blood Drive Urges Ottawans to Donate at Ransom Memorial
Ransom Memorial Hospital teams with Community Blood Center to boost donations in Ottawa. CBC supplies 70 Missouri and Kansas hospitals. daily need is 550 units. Friday drive runs noon to 6 pm. 30 donors signed up. Call Linda Reed at 229-8323 to participate.
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Speeding on rural roads sparks safety call in Ottawa
In a letter to The Ottawa Herald Cammie Clark and Venus Clark describe dangerous gravel roads and fast driving by adults and teens. They urge clearer speed limit signs, better education from driving instructors, and more police tickets near schools to curb speeding and prevent crashes like the one that injured the author’s mother.
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Critique of US economy and free trade policy by Charley Reese
Charley Reese argues that GDP and stock indices fail to measure a healthy economy. He cites rising costs, stagnant wages, job exports, and debt while urging tariffs and a shift from free to fair trade. He criticizes Bush era policies, advocates restoring manufacturing and agriculture, and invites letters to Orlando columnist Charley Reese.
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Small Town Fights Tyson Over Wage Cuts and Strike
Jefferson Wise residents rally against Tyson Inc after IBP acquisition. The town of 7300 faces 470 layoffs and wage cuts as Tyson refuses negotiations. Boycott signs spread. local shops refuse Tyson products while a protest website urges support. Jim Hightower endorses the effort in a national critique.
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