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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1992
Page
3
Editorial notes the IRS launches a Non-Filer Program to recover owed taxes and offer amnesty-like relief. It cites a 25 percent drop in non filers over years, potential $83 billion lost annually, and promises voluntary disclosure with payment plans and no prosecution for those who come forward.
The essay argues Lincoln’s address mattered little to changing America compared with Grant and Sherman’s decisive military actions. It critiques Will and Wills for mythmaking, calls for truth over rhetoric, and praises Sherman’s blunt view of war as brutal. It notes leaders blundered into conflict and that future lessons depend on actions, not speeches.
In a spirited office discussion between the big boss and sports editor Scott Hollister, the baseball golf debate ends with a consensus that both sports offer outdoor time in sunshine and fresh air. The exchange covers fan intensity, swing repetition, athletic pay, travel costs, and the allure of golf’s precision versus baseball’s brute action.
Opinion piece denounces costly local rules regulating nude dancing in Johnson County Kansas. Artists mock proposed ordinances and offer a satirical six point model emphasizing stage elevation, single acts, salary floors, clothing minimums, time gaps, and dancer safety, arguing current laws are unconstitutional and hypocritical.
Marjorie Jackson of 815 S Cedar praises Cheryl Seymour's letter on food stamps. She says critics should swap places to understand the routine of eating similar meals and the stigma faced by stamp users while the program still puts food on tables.
Roger L. Carbon of the Linn County Fair Association refutes a claim that the fair board relies on a 1.5 mill levy. He cites specific county allocations for fair premiums, building maintenance funding of 7,525, and a total levy of 0.80 mills. He highlights 1992 figures including queen candidate ticket sales, radio and newspaper advertising, 8,000 paid attendees, and self-sustaining profits.
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