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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1998
Page
3
A Kansas plan seeks to raise teen licensing age and tighten rules. Proposals include extending regular licenses to age 21, stricter tests for ages 14 to 18, and potential color changes to distinguish teen licenses. Supporters say tougher enforcement could curb teen accidents more than age raises.
The Herald presents guest editorials with diverse viewpoints. Views expressed are those of individual writers and not necessarily the newspaper's official editorials or staff.
A list of contact details for federal and state representatives and officials. U S Rep Jim Ryan. Gov Bill Graves. Attorney General Carla Stovall. Insurance Commissioner Kathleen Sebelius. State Reps Bill Feverborn Ralph Tanner. State Sen Robert Tyson. Addresses and phone numbers provided for Topeka and Washington offices.
Vickie Hull mocks the Clinton saga noting a presidential dog Buddy cannot shield Bill Clinton from alleged infidelity accusations. The piece portrays media scrutiny, public appetite for scandal, and mixed responses as Clinton deflects questions with light humor and family antics.
The Charleston Gazette and other outlets question why Clinton’s private life dominates coverage while broader issues fade. The Advocate notes the rhetoric may harm his credibility as denials mount. A separate Seattle Times report alleges AOL disclosed McVeigh’s identity without a subpoena, challenging online privacy norms and urging stronger subscriber data protections.
A columnist questions ethics of assisted reproduction and posthumous birth, noting Eva nyline Shuster argues against using surrogates for deceased relatives. The piece defends chosen family as real while challenging limits on parental rights, grief, and the value of biological ties. Readers invited to respond.
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