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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1998
Page
2
John D. Montgomery argues the Clinton impeachment exposes party gridlock and partisan rigidity. He urges electing leaders by beliefs over party, ending divisions in Congress and PAC influence for a focus on service and governance.
Readers are invited to submit opinions to the Read er Forum. All letters must be hand-signed and include the author's address and telephone number. Submissions should not exceed 500 words.
David S. Awbrey argues that modern conservatism has embraced puritan moralism, pressing sexual conduct as a political standard. He contrasts this with founders who built a flawed but workable republic, noting that leaders are human and deserve forgiveness after repentance. He cites Clinton, Livingston, and Tiahrt as examples of the era's scrutiny and hypocrisy.
A list provides how to contact major government figures including President Bill Clinton at The White House in Washington D C, Gov Bill Graves in Topeka Kansas, Attorney General Carla Stovall in Topeka, and Insurance Commissioner Kathleen Sebelius with street addresses and phone numbers. It notes a comments line for public input and includes specific addresses and telephone numbers for each official.
Asahi Shimbun notes Nixon quit before a House vote in 1974 amid Watergate to prioritize national interest. Clinton, visiting Palestinian territory, says impeachment aids neither state nor people. Le Figaro cites Netanyahu facing resignations, coalition strain, and missed peace chances amid Western scrutiny and US support for Arafat.
Guest editorials provide diverse viewpoints for readers. Views expressed not necessarily reflect The Herald's official stance.
Charley Reese outlines his shifting party affiliations from Republican to Democratic to no party, condemns party politics, and explains his income sources, beliefs, and purpose for writing. He notes ownership, memberships, and a stance on liberty, government, and moral order, ending with his contact email.
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