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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1987
Page
1
The speaker argues that Oliver North has repeatedly lied to the public and Congress. He rejects North’s claim that the lies were patriotic and states that a lie remains a lie regardless of motive.
Barton County Community College at Great Bend recruited a 6foot9 Memphis player from Shelby County Penal Farm where he served time for assault. He tried to snatch a purse and beat a woman, needing mouth and dental work. Judge Axley supported probation based on potential. Harris aims for GED to join BCCC this summer despite past.
The columnist condemns Oliver North for hostility to democratic processes and calls him self serving. It lists his coded testimonies and questions his patriotism while detailing medals worn, arguing his service harms the nation.
Ottawa Herald lists daily publishing details and staff then presents updated subscription rates for delivery in Ottawa and surrounding areas by carrier or mail. Local Franklin County and adjacent counties rates, out-of-state tax applies. prices shown for one month three months six months and one year.
A grant of up to 10000 from Butter-Nut Coffee via its Heartland Heritage program will back major restoration of the Funston boyhood home north of Iola Kansas. The Kansas Historical Society and state highway commission mark the 1955 transfer of the property and its current deteriorated condition.
A 7 11 clerk, Kamalmaz, followed thieves outside to note their license, violating Southland Corp policy. He was beaten, hospitalized, and then fired for resisting theft, with the company defending strict safety rules over a warning. Local debate questions if punishment fits the act.
Burlington Iowa columnist recalls personal rail history from 1950s to Amtrak’s start in 1971. He contrasts hot pullmans, fires, and delays with clean cars and dining pewter service, arguing Amtrak costs justify taxpayer funding as a viable travel alternative and source of perspective.
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