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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1995
Page
3
The government approves naltrexone from DuPont Merck as a potential addiction treatment. Price reportedly 4.55 a pill may limit access. company claims counseling could cut relapse by about 50 percent.
Overland Park resident Joseph Kain urges Johnson County voters to oppose a $72 million Johnson County Community College bond proposal set for April 4. He warns the plan would expand the college’s power base, create facility duplication, and push JCCC toward a four year model, harming enrollment at other Kansas higher education institutions. He calls graduates and students to persuade others to vote no.
Community letter voices anger over tax sharing, rental affordability, and local governance. Writer condemns property tax exemptions, cites high rents near Wal Mart, unaddressed repairs, and HUD limits. Also urges residents to call in to “It’s Your Quarter” forum at 242-4700 with timing details.
A narrator traces daily life from radio to road to home to show how multiple government agencies fund and regulate services. From broadcasting to banking, utilities to safety, taxes and copyrights shape costs and protections, ending with the claim that government bears a broad, if fatty, load on citizens.
The writer criticizes Richard Gephardt as a professional politician lacking convictions who panders for votes. He argues Gephardt’s preemptive tax cut stance, prior majorities, and habit of demagoguery show he campaigns rather than governs. The piece calls for straight talk, term limits, and honest action in politics.
Kansas politics sees Dan Glickman tapped as Secretary of Agriculture amid a strong Kansas delegation lineup with Bob Dole Nancy Kassebaum and Jan Meyers in leadership roles. The move could lift him but risks questions about career impact and legacy. At the same time Three Kansas lawmakers push for term limits to cap legislative service arguing for a citizen legislature while noting reform should streamline sessions to aid participant citizens.
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