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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1995

Page

3

Editorial: Ashes to Oxygen on Youth Smoking

An editorial argues that teen smoking persists due to lax enforcement of the under 18 cigarette law. It cites a 72 percent violation rate by retailers and about 11 000 Kansans start smoking annually. The piece calls for enforcement, education, and victim-led tutoring to deter youths from smoking and highlight health risks.

Ottawa State Alcohol Beverage Control Office

Guest editorials praise Brownback district focus in Kansas

The essay notes support for Second District Congressman Sam Brownback citing his loyalty to Kansas over the national Contract with America. It lauds his choice of Anne Emerson to head the district office and endorses his decision to stay connected with local constituents, calling it a strong start for a freshman.

The Herald Sam G Becta Eind Brownbede America Brownback Kansas Washington Bourbon County Anne Emerson Emerson

Contact information for Kansas state and federal officials

A list provides addresses and phone numbers for U S Senator Bob Dole Nancy Kassebaum Sam Brownback Gov Bill Graves State lawmakers Bill Feverborn Ralph Tanner and Doug Walker with Topeka and Washington addresses and office numbers for inquiries and constituent services.

U.S Bob Dole Hart Senate Washington D.C Fox Nancy Kassebaum Russell Senate Sam Brownback Longworth House Washington, D.C Telephone S. Kansas Ave Topeka Bill Graves State Capitol Bill Feverborn Statehouse Ralph Tanner Doug Walker

Christmas Cold and Diet Trials Turn to Health Drive

The author recounts a stubborn cold over the holidays and a renewed effort to lower cholesterol through diet and daily two mile walks. He notes progress of a 35 point drop but triglycerides remain high, struggles with low fat desserts, and a longing for real taste. He resolves to continue dieting and exercising to achieve better health. EDITOR'S NOTE: Jim Hitch was hospitalized three days after writing.

Jim Hitch Ransom Memorial Hospital

Kansas budget pattern repeats as lawmakers boost governors plans

An eight year pattern shows Kansas lawmakers repeatedly add to governors proposed budgets. From 1987 to 1993 total spending rose from 3.85 to 7.4 billion, aided by supplemental items. Gov Graves now seeks 7.75 billion with a 120 million operating boost amid surpluses.

Pera Mike Hayden Hayden Senate House Budget Division Legislature Finney Bill Graves Graves Appropriations Committee Appropriations Robin Jennison R-Healy Jennison Conservative Committee Conservative House

Theft Marks First Time Shopper’s Restitution Request

A shopper recalls being robbed of groceries bought at Aldi’s last week. The store provided the items for free, and the writer urges restitution to the store while expressing mixed feelings about the incident. The note ends with an unfinished thought about the library.

Aldi’s

It's Your Quarter car site and history in Franklin building

Readers weigh in on preserving the Franklin building as a historic site housing library and city hall. They argue elevator additions waste space, urge traffic calm on K-68 after dogs get hit, and warn donations may stop if library moves. Community voices mix concerns about governance and funding.

Franklin Building City Hall

Allied Forces Push in Ardennes and Europe Fronts

American tank troops reach Houffalize Belgium as the Allied counteroffensive trims the Ardennes salient to half its peak. British forces attack Nazi positions between the Meuse and Rur near Roermond. Soviet troops seize Radom and threaten to encircle Warsaw while advancing toward Czestochowa in Poland.

Houffalize Belgium Ardennes Meuse Rur Roermond Radom Warsaw Poland Red Army Czestochowa

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