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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1996

Page

2

Ottawa welcomes new physicians strengthening local care

Ottawa adds Dr Ken Frank as the town's sole full time ophthalmologist and Dr Ernest Ojel eye as the new family practitioner at Ottawa Family Physicians. The recruitment reflects strong local medical community led by Ransom Memorial Hospital and administrator Bob Bregant. A county health needs assessment aims to recruit more specialists as Ottawa and Franklin County highlight vitality and quality of life.

Ottawa Ken Frank Ernest Ojeleye Ransom Memorial Hospital Bob Bregant Franklin County

Editorial contrasts Dole and Kassebaum in Kansas gaze

Guest editorial argues Kansans know Nancy Kassebaum better than Bob Dole and links Morris County to her country home while suggesting Dole would not return home. It cites a San Diego convention trip and a TV moment, then pivots to Newt Gingrich praising Olympic beach volleyball as a symbol of freedom, mockingly noting past thinkers failed to foresee it.

Bob Dole Nancy Kassebaum Morris County San Diego Washington Kansas White House Russell Newt Gingrich United States Adams Jefferson Paine Lincoln

Editorials Offer Varied Guest Opinions for Readers

Guest editorials provide diverse viewpoints for readers, and the views expressed may not reflect The Herald's official stance. The piece notes editors invite differing perspectives while clarifying the publication's position line.

The Herald

Mom at 40 Feels Old Amid Back to School Trends

A mother grapples with aging as she shops before school starts. She laments the generational gap in fashion, tech slang, and youth culture, while noting her attempt to update her look with a '90s shag, Birkenstocks, and sunless tanning. She savors her experience and wisdom against youthful style.

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Government contacts for state and federal officials

A list of contact details for presidents, senators, representatives, and state officials. Names include Bill Clinton Sheila Frahm Nancy Kassebaum Sam Brownback Bill Graves Carla Stovall Kathleen Sebelius Bill Feuerborn Ralph Tanner Doug Walker with addresses in Washington and Topeka and assorted telephone numbers for citizen inquiries.

Bill Clinton White House Pennsylvania Ave Washington, D.C U.S Sheila Frahm Hart Senate Topeka Nancy Kassebaum Russell Senate Telephone Fox Sam Brownback Longworth Bill Graves State Capitol Carla Stovall Judicial Center Kathleen Sebelius Southwest 9Th Bill Feuerborn Statehouse Ralph Tanner Doug Walker

Clinton ads warn of Dole plan to end Medicare

The Clinton campaign released a 30 second ad claiming a Dole win would slash Medicare and abortion rights, raise deficits and hurt education. It features an empty Oval Office and a montage critiquing tax cuts while Gingrich and Dole are shown. The spot targets battleground states and runs about a week.

Ashington Bob Dole Clinton Oval Dole Newt) Gingrich Congress Clinton- Gore Christina Martin Bill Clinton Senate AmeriCorps Gingrich Cole Senate Majority Joe Lockhart

Reader Forum welcomes signed letters with contact details

Readers are invited to submit opinions to the Reader Forum. All letters must be hand signed and include the author's address and telephone number. Longer letters may be edited for space.

Journalists are not players in the political game

An opinion piece argues journalists serve as fans in the bleachers, not players, noting media influence on elections is limited. It cites Buchanan, Dukakis, and Reagan to show money, time, and message dynamics matter more than press power, urging readers to critique facts, reports, and opinions and recognize journalism does not determine elections.

Bob Dole Dole Bill Clinton Mike Dukakis George Bush Dukakis Ronald Reagan Pat Buchanan New Hampshire Buchanan Brand Waco Texas Clinton

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