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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1996

Page

3

Partisan Credit War Over 1996 Budget Sparks Washington Critique

John D. Montgomery argues the 1996 budget process was a disgrace. He notes Senate and House votes approving a $159 billion measure funded five months of the fiscal year, signed by President Clinton amid repeated shutdowns and last minute stopgaps. He urges balancing the budget through compromise and shared credit to avoid government paralysis.

Senate House Clinton Serote Congress Kerk White i House John D. Montgomery Roeoksint Washington

Editorials and turmoil in Nebraska sports ethics dispute

Editorials from diverse editors reflect concern over Nebraska athletics and accountability after Kansas mourns Brook Berringer death and Nebraska faces controversy over how it treated Kansas player McEwen. The piece criticizes university handling of McEwen versus star Lawrence Phillips amid abuse and championships.

Kansas Brook Berringer Goodland Nebraska Katé McEwen USA Today University of Nebraska Ms. McEwen Angela Beck McEwen Nebraska Athletic Cornhusker Lawrence Phillips Phillips

The Expensive Road to College for Merion High Grads

Parents face surging costs as high school graduates apply to colleges. Tuition, room and board reach about six thousand dollars yearly at state universities, with private or out of state schools higher. Extra charges follow for books, fees, sororities, travel, and campus life, plus lingering homesickness and ongoing bills for mail, snacks, clothing, and campus activities.

Merion Kansas University

It's Your Quarter rail-trail concerns raised by readers

In letters to the editor readers praise Gov. Graves for signing the Prairie Spirit Rail-Trail appropriation and urge greater public input on the Katy rail-trail. They note limited tourism coverage and promotional efforts, call for town bed and breakfasts, and invite letters to the community forum with signables details and contact numbers.

David Lee Jim Hitch Bill Graves Ottawa Herald Missouri Katy

Contact details for Kansas state and federal officials

A list of contact addresses and phone numbers for President Bill Clinton US Senator Bob Dole US Senator Nancy Kassebaum US Representative Sam Brownback Governor Bill Graves Attorney General Carla Stovall Insurance Commissioner Kathleen Sebelius State Representatives Bill Feuerbom Ralph Tanner and Senator Doug Walker, all in Topeka and Washington DC, with office numbers for public comments and inquiries.

Bill Clinton White House Pennsylvania Ave Washington, D.C Bob Dole Hart Senate USS Nancy Kassébaum Russell Senate Sam Brownback Longworth House Kansas Ave Topeka Bill Graves State of Topeka Kathleen, Sebelius Southwest 9Th Bill Feuerbom Statehouse Ralph Tanner Doug Walker State Capitol

The Georgia Pig barbecue review a quirky jewel

A narrator recounts stopping at The Pig near Brunswick Georgia excerpting a rustic one room shack setup with wood tables and a red sauce. The piece praises bold flavor over modernity while lauding nonconformist charm and Southern barbecue as culinary delight. It contrasts chrome and talkative servers with minimal fuss and a cleaver wielding cook.

Brunswick Georgia Pig

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