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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1992
Page
3
The editorial argues the March 1991 recession end claim is flawed as many Americans still face job loss, underemployment, dwindling savings, and poverty. It says the recession's impact varies by person and warns against treating the end as a universal victory while inequality persists.
The piece argues for sports and college teams to rename mascots as a new market driver, embracing planned obsolescence and licensed merchandise. It imagines Kansas City Chiefs as Monarchs, Red Skins as Senators, Braves as Georgia Peaches, Indians as Lake Erie Fire, with collectors profiting from old logos while new goods flood the market.
A 1919 autopsy case sparked by lung cancer highlights that costly health care stems from behavior tied to eating, drinking, driving, sex, drugs, violence, and smoking. Cigarette production boomed, military rations spread them, and by mid-century deaths rose. today smoking remains the leading cancer cause. Education and behavior change are key to cost containment, with journalism shaping public perception as campaigns and industry tactics continue to influence usage and policy.
A pro life letter protests 4500 highway deaths cited during holidays and argues abortion is a holocaust since 1973. It warns against The Freedom of Choice Act and urges readers to contact Congress, address physician assisted death, and defend elderly and disabled lives through outreach and action.
A Pomona music director responds to a critique in the paper’s Its Your Quarter section. He notes Pomona and Appanoose’s “An All-American Christmas” included the birth of Christ and historical carols, while defending the program’s balance with square dancing and diverse selections. He thanks supporters and calls the best program yet.
A compiled contact roster lists President George Bush at The White House in Washington, D C, with 1600 Pennsylvania Ave, Topeka Gov. Joan Finney, Sen. Bob Dole, Sen. Nancy Kassebaum, Rep. Dick Nichols, and state legislators George Teagarden, Dave Webb, and Walker Hendrix with office addresses in Topeka and Stilwell and telephone numbers for outreach.
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