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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1990
Page
1
Moynihan argued against cutting Social Security taxes, challenging claims of budget stability. He warned that real choices would force either a tax increase or acknowledgement of a larger deficit, stressing the need to keep the Social Security trust fund separate and properly used.
The trial, the longest and costliest in U S history, ended with acquittals on 52 charges for Raymond Buckey and Peggy McMartin Buckey after 22 years and 124 witnesses and 2000 exhibits. Jurors remaining undecided on 11 counts cited insufficient proof of timing and culprits. Media critique, including David Shaw, cites pack journalism, vigilance, and fl awed reporting as lasting legacies of the case.
Senate arms chief urges a comprehensive review of the Soviet 30 000 nuclear weapons to prevent loss to extremists amid Soviet turmoil. Lawmakers and experts warn of potential weapons in rebellious republics while U S officials caution over security of America’s own arsenal and push for joint U S Soviet discussions on fail-safe procedures.
Ottawa Herald announces new delivery and mail rates effective July 1 1989 for Ottawa and surrounding areas. Rates show carrier one month five dollars and one year fifty one thirty seven. motor route and mail options vary by county and region.
Royko argues that a bishop should warn sinners directly rather than leak to press. He notes Vaughan’s front page gambit risks politics over religion, urges consistent church discipline and warns against selective broadcasting of moral rebukes.
A critical look at Richard Darman’s 1991 budget essay shows the OMB director arguing the budget is a blue smoke and mirrors act. He condemns gimmicks while acknowledging administration and Congress share the same gamesmanship. He calls for real balance.
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