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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1995

Page

3

Editorial condemns county ban on dancing at eateries

The Franklin County commissioners imposed a 250 dollar licensing fee and a 250 dollar occupational tax and banned dancing at eating and drinking establishments without notice or hearing. Timberlake Ranch and Pete's Country faced abrupt futures as they had already secured licenses and were converting to public venues. Jim Hitchye argues the process was ill conceived and should be rescinded.

Franklin County Timberlake Ranch Jim Hitch

Graves chases best person for Kansas chief of staff

Guest editorials discuss Dr. Bill Graves choosing Joyce McGarry as chief of staff for his new administration. Critics question non Kansan hire while supporters argue bring in out of state talent can benefit Kansas. The piece urges considering cross party candidates to ensure best public service.

Herald Bill Graves Graves Joyce McGarry U.S Dave Hobson Ohio Bob Dole John ‘Danforth Missouri University of Missouri Tom Sawyer Kansas Chanute Tribune

Average presidential tenures in six Latin American nations

World Features Syndicate data shows Latin American leaders with brief presidencies. Panama averages 1 year 11 months, El Salvador 2 years 1 month, Paraguay 2 years 3 months, Mexico 2 years 5 months, Bolivia 2 years 6 months, Brazil 3 years 3 months. Includes acting presidents.

Panama el Salvador Paraguay Mexico Bolivia Brazil World Features Syndicate

It's Your Quarter forum urges help with Social Security gaps

People explain life spent on vacations cars homes and spending as retirement nears then realize Social Security may not suffice and seek federal help. The community forum invites readers to add thoughts and call 242 4700 during specified hours Monday through Thursday evenings and Saturday night.

Army Punishes Officer for Trying to Help Prisoners in Haiti

Rockwood, an intelligence officer with the 10th Mountain Division, faced orders to resign or face court martial after he intervened to interview Haitian prisoners in Port au Prince. He had pressed for human rights investigations and faced bureaucratic pushback before his arrest and gag order.

Lawrence P. Rockwood Port-au-Prince 10Th Mountain Division Fort Drum N.Y Haiti Rockwood Europe Larry Beijing Ramsey Clark U.S. Atlantic Command National Military Joint Intelligence Center 10Th Mountain Joint Intelligence Center Port au-Prince U.S

Snyder Returns To TV With Late Late Show Debut

AP reports Tom Snyder launched CBS Late Late Show with his signature prickly persona. Guests included Candice Bergen and Newt Gingrich's parents, with Letterman praising Snyder and delivering a faux live feed from Hollywood.

Tom Snyder CBS Scott Williams Iter Wtw York Snyder Dottie Candice Bergen Robert Kathleen Gingrich Newt Gingrich David Letterman Letterman Worldwide Pants, Inc Ed Sullivan Theater Hollywood Joseph McCarthy Los Angeles

What balanced budget means and GOP positions

A citizen letter argues Republicans cannot reveal how to balance the budget, warning of potential cuts to middle class and poor, ethics reforms stalled, and lobbyist influence. It cites James Madison and urges public right to know before a balanced budget amendment passage. MARIE PETERSON Monument

Dick Armey Congress Republican Congress GOPAC Gingrich James Madison Marie Peterson

Fifty Years Ago Ardennes and Luzon Watch From World War II

Fifty years ago today British American troops entered St Hubert Belgium from opposite sides as Germans retreated. In the Philippines a fifth U.S. Army division and an armored force joined Luzon offensive meeting first organized Japanese resistance. British troops captured Gangaw in Burma. Contact details for government representatives follow.

St. Hubert Belgium Ardennes Philippines Luzon Gangaw Burma

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