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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1992
Page
3
An editorial argues New Jersey's welfare reform aims to fix a failing system by requiring education and job training for recipients and allowing earnings while receiving benefits. It notes no extra money for mothers bearing children after eligibility and urges education and responsibility to foster self sufficiency.
Guest opinion argues KU Hoch Auditorium should be funded by state and alumni, estimating an $18 million price tag. Critics say the state should cover university buildings. supporters note KU ties, historic value, and alumni potential fundraising. The piece questions long-term need amid tight budgets.
A list of prominent officials and offices with mailing addresses and telephone numbers. Includes President George Bush at the White House, Gov. Joan Finney in Topeka, and U S Senators Bob Dole Nancy Kassebaum, plus several Kansas state representatives and senators with their office locations and phone lines.
Commentary on daily quirks and small mysteries like losing shoes and a log carrier, then a playful dream fragment about biting a cloud shaped like packed snow. The narrator notes portable phones, multiple rings, and a coined term specific object blindness with a humorous diary tone. TGIF!
Emerson Lynn Jr. argues that Kansas must fund public education from a statewide property levy, replacing local disparities. Judge Terry Bullock notes current funding inequities favor rich districts and burden poorer ones, urging equal treatment of taxpayers and beneficiaries across the state. Gov Finney and a state commission are praised for seeking a uniform approach based on enrollment, transportation costs, and special needs.
The piece satirically charts the US tilt against Japan amid the Buy American crusade. It notes Japanese remarks about American workers, Japanese-made goods in the US, and corporate and political angles, including references to Bush, Clinton, and Quayle as it lampoons patriotic consumerism.
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