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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1990
Page
1
The piece argues restoring the death penalty offers no real benefit, as costly appeals and long prison terms effectively turn it into a life sentence. It notes Gov. Hayden seeks the measure for political gain while budget pressures loom, with estimated annual costs of ten to fifteen million dollars.
Gorbachev, once praised as Mr Peace, faces upheaval as Lithuanian communists push toward breaking from the Soviet party. A warning on Lithuania’s course hints at possible tragedy while he balances self determination with preserving order amid eastern Europe reforms.
In The Ottawa Herald a reader urges tougher graduation requirements. Mrs Guy E Monroe recalls 1919 1923 Ottawa High and argues physical education algebra geometry physics or chemistry should still be required for graduation or college entry citing current lax standards and calling for better education for youth.
Ottawa Herald announces new subscription rates for delivery in Ottawa and surrounding areas by carrier motor route and mail. Rates include one month 5.01 to 6.26, three months 13.79 to 15.33, six months 26.82 to 36.08, and annual 51.37 to 69.67 depending on delivery method and region.
Slats Grobnik and another man spar over fur coats and ethics. The talk shifts from guilt over wearing a fur to hunting, animals, and personal habits, ending with a quip about spring training. The dialogue blends humor with sharper condemnations of cruelty and hypocrisy.
Editor notes a student lead in Ottawa launching the Ottawa Committee Against Pornography to educate the community about porn effects, advocate local action, and seek ordinances for future control. Residents are urged to join by sending letters of support to Box 104 Ottawa 66067.
Charleston mayor Joe Riley reflects on Hugo's devastation, praising volunteers and FEMA's response while urging better disaster planning. He emphasizes essential needs like water and power, calls for military help with logistics, and notes Charleston is largely back in operation with scars remaining.
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