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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1994
Page
3
Jim Hitch warns that Clinton administration plans to raise gun dealer licenses to 600 per year, up from 30 for three years, with 200 new and 90 renewal fees after Brady bill. He argues the tax aims to shutter private business, predicting 80 percent would not renew, and urges resistance to government overreach.
A 1994 Almanac entry compiles regional names for submarine style sandwiches. It lists Los Angeles calling it a submarine, Philadelphia a hoagie, Des Moines a grinder, Houston a poor boy, Buffalo a bomber, and New Orleans a musalatta, noting differing local terms.
Community notes propose a business idea where a local contractor could collect the leftover solid waste from curbside recycling. The post invites readers to share thoughts in the forum It's Your Quarter and provides a phone number for late night and weekend calls with limited hours.
A Kansas traveler excited for two weeks in Arizona falls ill after the first days of Christmas. A lingering cough worsens into pneumonia confirmed by chest x ray, forcing an urgent return to Kansas for recovery. Doctors prescribe antibiotics, fluids, and rest as the narrator jokes about climate shifts and lifelong plans.
The essay links courage to loving, peace, and advocacy, arguing fear drives hostility and violence. It cites combat veterans’ fear turning to rage, urges training children in nonviolence, and recalls Jesus’ courage in preaching love. It concludes fear spawns stress and vice, while courage enables openness and resilience.
AP analysis notes the American Bar Association pushes self reform to address slow, expensive access to justice. ABA President R William Ide III calls 1994 the year of change. Debate links malpractice with health care reform and proposed limits vary by party. Public opinion shows cynicism toward lawyers yet trust for one's own counsel remains.
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