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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1995

Page

5

Take Our Daughters to Work Day fuels gender debate

AP reports the third Take Our Daughters to Work Day aims to inspire girls by exposing them to male-dominated careers. The Ms. Foundation, led by Marie Wilson, advocates keeping the focus on girls while some fear boys are being ignored.

Lisa Genasci EW York Marie Wilson Ms. Foundation For ‘Women Wilson Ms. Foundation Foundation Wes Ocal Hs Olat University

The Maltese Angel by Catherine Cookson review

Herald Book Review praises The Maltese Angel for its gripping emotional range and universal themes. The plot follows Ward Gibson's return to the Durham farm, his secret love with a dancer, and the ensuing community scandal, prejudice, and violence across three decades from the 1880s to World War I.

Catherine Cookson Ward Gibson Durham Daisy Ward Angel

Judge grants a delay for tobacco companies

A Florida circuit judge approved a three month delay in the state's $1.4 billion suit to recover public smoking illness costs. The delay allows housekeeping work while both sides prepare, with state officials pledging continued brisk activity after the stay ends.

EST Palm Circuit Roger Colton Mike Maher Tobacco Sqmbary Florida Supreme Court Tallahassee Lawton Chiles Florida

Sense for Seniors letters reveal two sides on aid stigma

A senior writer flames judgmental attitudes toward welfare users while another reader outlines personal weight and health challenges. The exchange defends food stamps and welfare, urges compassion, and notes the value of the aid system. The Kansas Senior Press Service contact is provided.

Betty Gibb Kansas Senior Press Service S. Clairborne Olathe

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