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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1992
Page
4
The Franklin County district faces unsafe roads that hinder school buses traveling 750 miles daily. Leo Bud Laird urges residents to pressure county commissioners to fund gravel, graders, and repairs, winding up with a call to action for public contact and swift road improvements.
Senator Dole replies to Orville’s pre election questions with defense of his Kansas work and voting record. He claims openness of campaign funds, IRA tax breaks, and opposition to tax increases while promoting his reform stance on campaign financing. He accuses Orville of distortions and vows to set the record straight for Kansans.
A reflective essay on friendship as a mix of love trust and truth. It argues true friends share secrets, listen, tell the hard truths, forgive breaches, and give support without complaint. The piece stresses action over words and the need to take the first step to form genuine connections. It questions casual “best friends” labels and promotes quiet, enduring friendship as a practice.
A writer recounts receiving a request from Michigan author Joseph Neely for a favorite saying. He lists various famous figures and personal sayings encountered over life from mothers to Studs Terkel and John Wayne. He ends noting he cannot contribute but appreciates the invitation and signs off with a familiar quip.
A columnist dismisses Clinton's plan to lift the ban on homosexuals in the armed forces as overblown. He argues the military already includes gays, stresses equal standards, and notes bigger problems like downsizing. He laments media obsession and urges focusing on real morale and manpower concerns.
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