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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1990
Page
3
Editor voices alarm over federal overspending under Gramm Rudman budget controls signed by President Reagan on December 12, 1985. It predicts automatic balance by 1991, but laments Congress failures and looming deficits while noting local reactions and retirement of Bob Whittaker.
Commentary argues leaders should invest to ease human problems in the region. It notes Egyptian workers face homelessness despite some signs of rising living standards. The piece critiques the gap between a few well-off and a majority living in medieval-like conditions.
Readers are invited to submit signed letters with full address and a telephone number for verification. Unsigned letters will not be published.
The memo lists officials and how to reach them including President George Bush at The White House Washington DC 20500 and senators Bob Dole Nancy Kassebaum with Senate Office Buildings Washington DC 20510 plus Rep. Bob Whittaker in Rayburn and state lawmakers Jim Allen Bettie Sue Shumway in Topeka with local phone numbers for each contact.
A personal reflection on a love affair with the self and a career hurdle. The writer plots for two publisher openings at Harris Enterprises in California and Kansas, weighs loyalty to Ottawa, and confronts ego, aging, and the fear of being passed over. He notes age gaps with new appointees, questions the value of climbing corporate ladders, and admits a long term affection for his life in Ottawa. The piece ends with a cautious resolve and self awareness.
A columnist argues that US actions in the Kuwait invasion show dependence on foreign oil and debt. He praises UN peacekeeping and warns against an American power play, urging diplomacy, possible oil nationalization, and budget cuts to fund rapid deployment forces. The piece frames oil profits and defense costs as critiques of US economic and strategic choices.
A provocative dialogue pits Rev. Tyrone Crider of Operation PUSH against Nike on price, while a consumer imagines forcing Mercedes and Ferrari to bargain. The piece lampoons economics, civil rights rhetoric, and the idea of steering corporate pricing through negotiation or litigation.
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