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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1989
Page
1
A California delivery driver reports constant road rage after receiving a 55 mph ticket. He sticks to the limit in the fast lane, provoking anger from motorists who insist on speeding and retaliate with obscene gestures and hostility.
State and national lawmakers weigh constitutional change as flag burning, balanced budget, and line item veto proposals face long odds. Amendments require two thirds in Congress and ratification by 38 states, with past attempts numbering over ten thousand and few successes.
Ottawa Herald lists delivery and mail subscription prices effective July 1 1989 for Ottawa surrounding area Franklin County and adjacent counties. Rates vary by delivery method including carrier motor route and mail with monthly three month six month and annual options.
Ottawa artist Marc Haney, 34, promotes his latest tape Against the Grain with ten original folk spiritual songs. The collection features My Way Home and Franklin County Kansas, drawing on hard times, faith, and love of God. Haney, a Navy veteran and Ottawa University alumnus, works as a church pastor, library custodian, and music producer, aiming to expand his recording and live performances.
A columnist reflects on the Supreme Court’s partial upholding of Missouri abortion rules, the looming end of Roe v Wade, and the likely shift of abortion policy to state legislatures. The piece weighs federalism, liberty, and public reaction, noting potential hardships for teen welfare mothers and the broad political battle ahead.
A column argues the Supreme Court upheld flag burning as protected speech. It rebuts claims of desecration as a crime, notes dissent by Chief Justice Rehnquist, and cautions against constitutional amendments aimed at banning burning. The writer defends patriotism and free expression over symbolic acts.
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