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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1991
Page
3
The editorial argues President Bush pivots from war abroad to a war on poverty with jobs as the top goal. It questions job creation claims, cites GM’s 70,000 planned cuts, and contrasts Kuwait liberation with domestic crisis, urging scrutiny of a concrete plan. Jim Hitch signs off.
Guest editorials in the Hutchinson News critique a push by about 30 Kansas school superintendents from affluent districts to raise 75000 for a lobbyist. They fear tax sources used by large plants and rich districts will be diverted, arguing all Kansas students deserve equal education and local control, with Friar Tuck jokingly proposed as an honorary Kansan.
Citizens encouraged to submit signed letters for publication with the writer’s address. Unsigned letters will not be printed. A telephone number should be enclosed to speed verification.
The writer recalls buying a low end Chevrolet, enduring a faulty transmission and poor dealer service, and blaming GM's arrogance for a broader decline. He notes the wave of plant workers facing hardship, and reflects that executives reaped bonuses while workers paid the price. He doubts he will buy GM again until the company fixes its old Chevy.
A call for active citizen participation in the presidential race. The piece stresses that candidates are ordinary people and urges readers to study, vote, and then work to influence lawmakers, warning that lobbyists may dominate if voices aren’t heard. It lists campaign addresses for major candidates and encourages hands-on help.
Reader letters critique President George Bush for taking credit in the Gulf War claiming the effort drained the treasury and let the Iraqi Army remain intact. They accuse him of politicizing victory, insulting Saddam Hussein, and harming Kurds while favoring the wealthy, urging an end to bragging.
A compiled list of political figures and offices with addresses to reach the President, governor, senators, and representatives. It includes White House, state capitol, district offices, and telephone numbers for George Bush, Joan Finney, Bob Dole, Nancy Kassebaum, Dick Nichols, George Teagarden, Dave Webb, and Walker Hendrix.
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