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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1998
Page
2
A newspaper investigation finds Kansas and 49 other states lack laws on meat package expiration dates, with some markets altering dates. The USDA admits weak enforcement, leaving consumers to rely on market reputation and shopper vigilance. Officials urge clear labeling or removal of dates.
Guest editorials present diverse viewpoints for readers to consider. Views reflect individual contributors and may not represent The Herald's official stance.
A compiled roster of top officials and offices with mailing addresses and phone numbers. Includes President Bill Clinton The White House Washington DC Sen Pat Roberts Topeka and Washington offices Sen Sam Brownback Rep Jim Ryun Gov Bill Graves Attorney General Carla Stovall Insurance Commissioner Kathleen Sebelius and state contacts in Topeka Overland Park and Topeka addresses and numbers.
Thomas X. Powers critiques the Kelly Flinn affair and Minot AFB culture, arguing that entrenched macho norms and perceived moral hypocrisy harm women in the service. He cites Flinn's memoir Proud To Be and references to sexual misconduct, military politics, and calls for accountability within the Air Force.
A reader voices opposition to Peoria Township zoning amid Planning Commission actions, arguing that majority sentiment favors no zoning. The letter laments perceived government overreach, warns of loss of rights, and questions landfill interests and school reuse.
A sharp op ed urges peaceful revolt in 1998 through elections. It criticizes establishment control of nominees and campaign lies, calls for evaluating candidates by records and funding, and urges readers to read history and get a library card to become informed revolutionaries.
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