Bravo Bush gains abroad and at home after Noriega invasion
The piece lauds George Bush for restoring competence as president. It credits his Panama invasion and Noriega capture with advancing democracy in Panama, notes favorable world opinion, and suggests a strong political payoff for Bush despite debate over legality. It mentions Vatican diplomacy and lasting gains in a brief, opinionated snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bush
Mikhail Gorbachev
Panama
Manuel Noriega
United States
Noriega
Bush
Vatican
Cranston and senators face questions over Lincoln Savings probe
The piece details Senate actions tied to Lincoln Savings and Loan through senators Cranston DeConcini Glenn McCain Riegle and others. It notes differing statements on April 1987 meetings with Edwin Gray and the delay of a seizure decision, plus the role of Keating contributions and the burden on taxpayers for $2.5 billion in liquidation costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Savings and ‘Loan
Craftston
Dennis DeConcini
Dariz
John Glenn
D-Ohio
John McCain
Rariz
Edwin Gray
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Gray
Lincoln
Donald W. Riegle Jr
D-Mich
San Francisco
Cranston
Charles H. Keating Jr
Senate Ethics Committee
Feds
Keating
Los Angeles Daily News
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
Readers urged to sign letters with address and phone
Editorial policy states letters to the editor should be signed and include the writer’s address. Unsigned letters will not be published, and a telephone number should be enclosed to expedite verification.
Ottawa Herald Rates Published July 1989 Lists Subscriptions
The Ottawa Herald prints advertising and staff details along with subscription rates effective July 1, 1989. Rates for Ottawa area by carrier range from one month at 5.01 to one year at 51.37, with motor route and mail options varying by region and duration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Franklin County
One Woman Quilt Show Opens at Ottawa Arts Gallery
Amy Myers unveils a solo quilt exhibition at the Ottawa Community Arts Council gallery 105 E. 5th, running through Jan. 28 with hours 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays and 2 to 4 p.m. weekends. Deborah Barker and Chris Campbell organized the show, highlighting Myers lifelong quilting heritage and 50 plus quilts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Myers
Ottawa Community Arts Council
E. 5Th
Deborah Barker
OCAC
Chris Campbell
Chris Comer
Ottawa Quilters Guild
Campbell
Amy
Myers
Claude
Centropolis
Ottawa
W. Std
Government aid almanac highlights massive federal programs
An excerpt from The Government Assistance Almanac 1989 90 catalogues 1 117 domestic programs with 638 billion in spending. It notes grants up to 10000 for tree planting and 670000 per year for podiatry education while citing a Hall of Shame suggestion by J Peter Grace to illustrate wasteful federal spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Robert Dumouchel
Omnigraphics
Foggy Bottom Publications
Uncle Sam
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Cts
Citizens Against
J. Peter Grace
Secretary of Agriculture
Ed Peterson
Wells
Iowa
U S stance in Panama undercut by double standards
Garden City Telegram columnist Sarah Kessinger argues the Panama invasion exposes U S hypocrisy. She links the 1903 canal dispute to ongoing interventions, condemns support for Noriega while noting U S backing of Panamanian leaders, and questions Endara’s independence and the future of Panama’s democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Kessinger
Garden City
U.S
Panama
Canal
Central Intelligence Agency
Bush
Noriega
Nicaragua
Uncle Sam
Chorillo
Bravo Bush
Arbenz
Guatemala
Cristiani Arena
el Salvador
Organization of American States
Chanter
Latin America
waBush
Guillermo Endara
Endara
Nancy Kassebaum
Garden City Telegram
University of Kansas
Mexico City
Costa Rica
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Kansas
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Terry Ostmeyer
Jim Hornbeck
Mike Geiss
Peg Armstrong
Wayne Snow
Jean Rossman
Wanda Kirkland
Maple
Lois Fleming
RFD 2
Pomona
Doris Benander
Overbrook
Jim Hitch
The
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Cato Insti
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Doug Bandow
Department of Health and Human Services
Philip Clarke
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