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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1995
Page
3
The piece argues that fraud and abuse drive up Medicare and Medicaid costs, citing a Reader's Digest article estimating up to 30 billion dollars could be saved if fraud were stopped. It challenges political rhetoric and notes widespread abuse affecting both public programs and private insurers amid a large deficit.
Community forum calls for improved school facilities and modern technology to raise student achievement. Residents urge action on air conditioning at the Ottawa middle school and promote high standards for students and teachers. Call details provided for forum participation.
A reader protests county wide zoning and Ottawa's property inspection law, arguing for keeping property control, opposing interference, and recalling battles from decades past. The letter emphasizes independence, fears about home inspections, and frustration with officials over antique cars and private property.
Marketplace helpers from First Baptist Church First United Methodist Church and Sacred Heart Catholic Church thank over 200 volunteers and children for their months of effort in A.D. 29 program. Jeanne Haggard Publicity Co-Chair 211 E 5th.
A digest of Past Ottawas recalls 1895 surgical success by Drs Davis and Gilley on Mrs Nettie Kahn, 1895 bicycle records by Archie Woodlief, 1945 heat waves to 116 degrees, and 1970 Melvern LPG derailment with 27 cars and injuries, plus 1970 local hires at Ottawa schools.
The author argues nukes are egalitarian and necessary, claiming they ended World War II and prevented further carnage. They assert critics are driven by anti-American or anti-nuclear agendas, praise Truman, and claim nuclear weapons deterred broader wars and saved lives despite immense destruction.
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