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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1993
Page
3
Janet Reno, age 54, rejects spin and pretense, saying she is blunt and opinionated. She tells the National Press Club she wants the public to hear the truth and focus on issue substance rather than framing or makeup.
A columnist warns Americans to curb enthusiasm for a stronger U.N. and even a permanent military force. It argues the U.N. is an international government of governments, unanswerable to citizens, and notes Security Council vetoes and wartime actions like Iraq's fate.
A July note on The Herald undergoing major remodeling from a composing department to a newsroom with Macintosh upgrades. Describes painting, sheetrock, carpet, new furniture, and a simulated Santa’s workshop for staff bonuses. Remodeling aims for August completion with local contractor involvement.
A matinee theater visit weighs Last Action Hero as a risky big budget film. The critic, a Schwarzenegger fan, finds the satire clever and entertaining, though audiences mainly teens showed little laughter, risking a box office bust despite strong voice.
A reader defends Marvin Barkis against a Wollard attack on family issues. The writer portrays Barkis as mildly pro choice, notes his past actions to protect children from domestic violence, and urges respectful discourse. He condemns dehumanizing rhetoric and urges opponents to treat others as honorable.
A letter from William Stoline of Iowa City critiques anti gay rights votes in Oregon, arguing minority fringe behavior fuels discrimination. He defends ordinary gay people and urges fair treatment, noting media focus on flamboyant examples skews public perception. The piece links prejudice to barriers in employment and housing for gays.
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