Editorial: GOP's turn as Democrats face tax cut clash
The piece critiques GOP spending cuts and tax reductions, arguing Democrats were ousted for relying on borrowed funds. It notes polls favor balanced budgets over tax cuts, questions Senate and White House support for House measures, and suggests Sen. Bob Dole aims to craft a compromise on spending and taxes to reinvigorate government.
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Newt Gingrich
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America
U.S. Senate
White House
Bob Dole
Senate
Dole
Clinton
Jim Hitch
Looking Back 1895 100 Years Ago Ottawa Herald Items
From the April 4 1895 Ottawa Herald excerpts recount Quenemo cob pipe factory output for February and March, a smallpox scare at Le Loup prompting school suspension, and a Homewood tragedy where three year old Martha Hopkins died after clothing caught fire.
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Quenemo Cob
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Homewood
William Hopkins
Martha
Franklin County
Kansas
Herald
Nuclear waste liability shifts to public after decade of doubt
The Energy Department warns cleanup costs from 230 to 350 billion dollars and a timeline exceeding 70 years for decontaminating over 80 facilities. The nation’s postwar handling of nuclear waste leaves liability and risk largely unaddressed, with hotspots in Colorado, Tennessee, Idaho, Washington, and South Carolina.
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Energy Department
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Colorado
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Tennessee
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Hanford
Washington
Savannah River
South Carolina
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Notte
Kansas
Nebraska
It's Your Quarter comments on taxes bonds and curbs
A reader criticizes county and city spending on private medical buildings and private office leasing while noting tax issues. The letter condemns a failed school bond and questions property taxes, urging readers to submit signed letters. It also discusses Green River ordinances and a curb painted house number salesman's license.
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Green River
Scott Lambers
U.S
Ottawa
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U.S. Forces Sink Yamato Escort Group Near Okinawa
U.S. submarines spot a Japanese fleet heading toward Okinawa and cause the Yamato along with four cruisers and four destroyers to be sunk. In the Okinawa area the 6th Marine Division advances toward Motobu Peninsula as kamikaze attacks damage the carrier Hancock, the battleship Maryland, and several escort vessels offshore.
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Hancock
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