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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1999
Page
2
A fragmented guest editorial from Manhattan discusses religious faith, morality, and social guidelines. It references belief in God, materialism, Sunday worship, and a call to avoid murder and theft, while noting the author’s opinions may not reflect The TerSc Boner.
The New York Post and Los Angeles Times weigh in on the Columbine High School attack in Colorado. They note recurring themes of youth violence, social alienation, and the public demand for safety at schools amid broader cultural exposure to violence.
Ken Starr argues the independent counsel law is constitutionally dubious and invites partisan winds, suggesting the Attorney General should hold full responsibility. He once fought the law but, in office, pursued Clinton aggressively, prompting criticism of prosecutorial methods and the presidency’s integrity amid a broader constitutional crisis.
KU faculty overwhelmingly voted down a proposal requiring undergraduates to complete a diversity course addressing inequality and power. Proponents framed it as a push for unity against fragmentation. opponents warned of indoctrination and urged a focus on Kansas history and American principles.
Herbert R. Coday of Pomona praises Dr David Edalati and Ransom Memorial Hospital for diagnostic and treatment quality received through outpatient emergency and hospital stays. He notes familiarity with staff, long time Cardiology Section care at Kenyon Clinic, seeks information on who lodged complaints, and endorses RMH and staff.
Mattie Perry of Wellsville urges Kansas voters to save the Ottawa Middle School building amid bond election confusion. She cites wind damage, calls for listing on historic registers, and criticizes USD 290 board for voter turnout and governance while outlining three steps: contact historical society, contact lawmakers, and hire an attorney.
A fragmented contact list includes addresses and phone numbers for President Bill Clinton’s White House in Washington DC and state and federal officials in Kansas. It lists Pat Roberts, Sam Brownback, Jim Ryan, Bill Graves, Robert Tyron, Ralph Townes, and Bil Feverbom with office locations in Washington DC and Topeka KS along with phone numbers.
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