Hart's Legacy and The Times Privacy Debates
The New York Times seeks candidate background disclosure including FBI CIA files birth and marriage records and school medical histories amid Gary Hart revelations The piece argues public right to know who leads the nation and says candidates bear responsibility for privacy while voters deserve full information.
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Bad Law Exposes Two Ottawa Pharmacies Smoking Split
Allegre Healthmart Pharmacy declared its entire building a smoking area while Kramer Drug Store made its premises non smoking. Kramer conducted a straw poll showing about one third preferred non smoking, similar shares favored smoking or were indifferent. The result leaves fountain customers with separate smoking and non smoking sections a block and a half apart.
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Neatness as a lifelong pattern of clutter and order
A reflective piece on a creator who builds racks and cubbies to organize life yet repeatedly fails to keep things tidy. The author notes a habit of arranging and filing that devolves into clutter, with a running joke that the final “mise” bin is just a junk pile.
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The Fourths Of Yesteryear Reflections On Old Fireworks Fun
A nostalgic piece recalling Fourth of July adventures from decades past. It describes summers spent earning fireworks money, building improvised games like Artillery, Sabotage, and cannon experiments, and the shift to safer, restrained celebrations. It notes parenting shifts and legal risks for certain pranks.
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Supreme Court cited in Letters to the Editor on creation vs evolution
A reader argues the Supreme Court erred in striking down Louisiana's creation teaching requirement and accuses the court of privileging humanism over divine revelation. The letter asserts scientific proofs support biblical accounts, criticizes academic freedom as biased, and laments textbooks containing unfounded facts that mislead students. A. Glenn Campbell 1318 Maple
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Endorsement of Seat Belts From Deep Roots
A speaker urges seat belt use based on personal crash experiences across generations. They cite three-car wrecks, two family deaths, a 1934 fatality, and a 1946 injury, arguing belts save lives, noting relatives in health care observe accidents daily. The writer emphasizes lifelong buckling as a right and life saver.
Powell Leaves Big Shoes to Fill at Supreme Court
A veteran of 33 months abroad returns from World War II to continue his legal career in Richmond. Justice Lewis F. Powell, nearing 80, retires after 15.5 years on the high court, where he authored 250 majority opinions and shaped the court with a restrained, fact driven approach.
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Ottawa Herald subscription rates 1986 update
The Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details and staff names. It outlines 1986 subscription rates by delivery method and area, with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual prices for Ottawa area, Franklin County, surrounding counties, and out-of-state subscribers, plus a 5.5 percent sales tax deduction.
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