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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1994
Page
3
An editorial argues voters tire of party lines as debate over a $33 billion crime bill and $40 million for midnight basketball heats up. It notes the shift from Bush to Clinton rhetoric and warns stance should hinge on policy, not partisan labels.
A list of seven product pairings shows early names and champions. Items include Saratoga Chips for potato chips, Cuisinart Robot-Coupe, Die Hard and Craftmaster batteries, Kitty's Incorruptible Cashier cash register, Keds for Peds, and Post It Notes with Pressn Peel.
Opinion criticizes Kansas responses to labor strikes and healthcare reform. It argues cherished pro sports salaries and unions contrast with resistance to health care changes, highlighting disparities between athlete pay, worker protections, and government involvement. It notes Kansas lacks pro teams and cites broader public funding concerns.
Mike Royko notes Las Vegas world championship poker saw a woman win a big tournament and another place fourth. He argues the end of the draft reduced young men learning the game, as postwar generations skipped military barracks training for fitness trends and video games. He suggests reviving the draft to restore poker culture.
An opinion piece argues medical malpractice kills far more annually than gun violence and calls for doctor regulation and caps on damages. It cites a Cuban system of limitations, discusses costs, accountability, and the unlikely chance of an amendment to health reform.
Midland Hospice Care Inc invites community members to volunteer and support patients at home. Information on volunteering is available by calling 242-0002. Medicare requires eight three hour training sessions on Sept 22 Sept 24 Sept 27 Sept 29 Oct 4 Oct 6 and Oct 11, with evening and morning slots.
The newspaper invites letters to the editor and requires signatures with writer addresses. Unsigned submissions will not be published. include a telephone number to speed verification.
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