Editorial calls for workable universal health care plan
The piece argues most Americans favor universal health care and criticizes the Clinton plan. It contends mandating employer coverage risks job loss, urges responsibility and discipline over rhetoric, and notes hidden true costs of gasoline, urging public readiness for reform and accountability.
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Clinton
Behold Timisis the LifeClock of grim self awareness
A satirical take on a digital clock that shows remaining life hours minutes and seconds after inputting age and gender. The ad promises motivation to live fully, citing Beethoven and a 75 year lifetime, while friends joke about Prozac and booze. Inventors Barry Faldner and Charles Altholt tout brisk sales in Chicago.
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Timisis
Barry Faldner
Sinfonia
Beethoven
Chip
Barry
It's Your Quarter debate echoes in Ottawa letters
Readers discuss liquor by the drink, equal time for child care providers, rodeo results, editorial cartoons, and pay for waitstaff. They call for limited columns, question local taxation like road repairs, and criticize tipping norms. Suggestions include reading Charley Reese and flagging street signs.
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Ottawa
Garnett and
Lawrence
Two Choices in Kansas Governor Primary Declared
Harris News Service notes a wide field of candidates for Kansas governor but argues the main decision narrows to two. It praises Joan Wagnon’s candor and intelligence while questioning other candidates’ motives, concluding that truly viable options are only Graves or Bicknell for many voters.
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Linda Thompson
Deep West Field
American Justice Federation
Ms. Thompson
Washington, D.C
Washington
D.C
Citizens Courts
Teddy Roosevelt
John Marshall Harris
Kansas
Country Club Plaza
Bill Graves
Gene Bicknell
Pizza Hut
Fred Kerr
Fred Phelps
Jim Slattery
State
Joan Wagnon
Fateful World War II updates from August crisis period
Fifty years ago to August 1 1944 Soviet troops near Warsaw aid Polish uprising against Germans. Red Army seizes Kaunas Lithuania. In the Pacific U S Marines advance on Guam from Agana to Pago Bay. Japanese resistance ends on Tinian after a futile assault leaving about 6 000 Japanese dead and 390 Marines.
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Red Army
Kaunas
Lithuania
Pacific
U.S
Guam
Agana
Pago Bay
Tinian
Lsland
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