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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1995

Page

3

Biggest gamble of President Clinton's time will tell

Editorial argues the Bosnia peace accords and NATO troops are a risky bet. It says Congress backs the mission though opposing the president and warns that success hinges on a near flawless execution with the potential for costly backlash if it falters.

NATO Clinton Congress Bosnia Vietnam Jim Hitch

Kansas urged to toughen penalties for domestic violence

Guest editorials argue for harsher penalties as Kansas Attorney General Carla Stovall seeks a third misdemeanor battery conviction to be a felony. The piece backs Stovall’s plan, supports a pilot program teaching children that violence is wrong, and stresses education for law enforcement to halt the abuse.

Herald Kansas Attornney Carla Stovall Stovall Attorney General's Office

Readers urged to sign letters with full address

Local editor invites letters to the page, requiring signed submissions with sender addresses and a telephone contact for verification. Unsigned letters will not be published, and writers must provide a return number for confirmation.

The Hitching Post Nostalgia And Local Bowling News

A column recalls 1895 Princet on high school prank with a pretend beaver and a middle creek tale. It notes Ottawa bowling club debut on December 13 1895, OK Flour beating U.S. Flour 2004 to 1771 with captain W M Shiras and a 432 series. Also reflects 1945 flu season effects on Williamsburg and Ottawa schools, Santa arrivals at Plaza Theater, and Dr Louis N Speer opening Ottawa practice. It ends with 1970 National Sign Co. pivoting to highway signs in Ottawa Industrial Park.

Ottawa Daily Republican Princeton Stone Middle Creek Jerry Wemmer Ottawa Smith's Billiard Hall S. Main OK Flour U.S. Flour W.M. Shiras Ottawa Herald Williamsburg Wellsville Owen Shofner National Sign

Two hated institutions must aid a teen’s life

A Salina Central High School sophomore with type one diabetes relies on daily insulin, blood tests, and strict routines. Her father and PhRMA spokesman urge Congress to reform the FDA to speed new drugs and devices, hoping lasers or pill insulin reduce the burden and extend her life.

Shusten Tumquist Salina Central High School Shusten Larry Tumquist American Diabetes Association David Emerick Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America Phrma Emerick Tumquist Congress Food and Drug Administration PARMA FDA EPA OSHA

Franklin Savings Building Status Questioned

The city plans to move Ottawa City Hall and the Ottawa Library into the Franklin building next year after interior renovations. An architect will design the changes in January, with bids and construction to follow, aiming for occupancy by mid 1996.

Ottawa City Hall Ottawa Library Franklin Scott Lambers Library City Hall

Its Your Quarter forum letters on Clinton and campaign views

A reader shares strong opinions on President Clinton, voting, and national politics in a community forum. The letter discusses wartime service, patriotism, impeachment talk, and distrust of media coverage, urging civic engagement and support for the president despite disagreements. The caller invites further comments by phone during specified hours.

Government contact sheet for Kansas officials and Congress

A listing of contact details for national and state government representatives. Includes the White House address for President Bill Clinton, U S Senators Bob Dole and Nancy Kassebaum, Rep Sam Brownback, and Kansas officials Governor Bill Graves Attorney General Carla Stovall Insurance Commissioner v ia Sebelius, State House members Bill Feuerbom Ralph Tanner and Doug Walker, with phone numbers, offices and addresses.

Bill Clinton White House Pennsylvania Ave Washington D.C U.S Bob Dole Hart Senalty Washington, D.C Nancy Kassebaum Russell Senate Fox Sam Brownback Longworth House Kansas Ave Topeka Bill Graves State Capitol Carla Stovall Bill Feuerbom Statehouse Ralph Tanner Doug Walker

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