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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1996

Page

3

Editorials and FBI file controversy cross state and federal lines

Guest editorials urge fair pre college admissions standards for six regents universities while Capitol Hill probes Filegate and FBI files. Lawmakers back Kingston amendment barring White House use of official resources to obtain FBI files, save for applicants and national security risks.

Regents John) Welsh Janie Lee Legislative Educational Planning Committee Board of Regents Manhattan Mercury Capitol Hill FBI House Appropriations Committee U.S Jack Kingston Savannah White House Kingston Mary Tyler Moores Washington Mary Tyler Moore Ted Baxters

Readers Forum Questions Bert Nash Move to Ottawa

James D Schoonover of Baldwin critiques The Ottawa Herald editorial stance on Bert Nash Mental Health Center. He accuses editor John D Montgomery of bias against zoning and accountability while alleging HUD grant disputes and potential relocation plans to Ottawa.

Ottawa Herald Franklin County John D. Montgomery Montgomery Bert Nash Mental Health Center, Inc Baldwin Bert Nash HUD Baldwin Planning Commission Ottawa Bert Nash, Inc Nash Kansas City Lawrence Ottawa City Planning Commission Council The James D. Schoonover

Nash editorial remarks offend Baldwin resident critic says

Margaret A. Ottaway of Pomona writes that Nash editorial and the bearer of the July 6 opinion about Baldwin’s lawsuit were uncalled for. She notes the city pool near Fourth and Elm and says Elm links Baker campus to Baker stadium. She questions Bert Nash assurances as Swiss cheese.

Baldwin Nash Fourth and Elm Elm Baker Baker Stadium Bert Nash Ann Landers M.Y.O.B Margaret A. Ottaway Pomona

Tyson Seeks State Senate Seat With Accessible Campaign Promise

Robert Tyson, a longtime Republican activist from Ottawa, urges voters to judge him by character and accountability. He cites tax cuts, crime toughness, term limits, and welfare reform, backed by endorsements from Bob Dole and Mary Alice Lair, and proposes an 800 number for constituent contact while criticizing opponent’s unlisted line.

Matthews Ottawa Wayne Angell Republican Party Bob Dole Mary Alice Lair Kansas Republican Party National Republican Linda Robert Tyson

Readers urged to sign letters with full contact details

The notice invites readers to submit signed letters to the editor and provide the writer’s address. It states unsigned letters will not be published and a telephone number should be included to verify authenticity.

Strippers as feminists spark debate in NOW Las Vegas visit

A provocative column critiques NOW's Las Vegas convention and its ties to prostitution rights groups. It questions whether feminists can defend sex work while stressing moral standards, citing Divine Brown and COYOTE. The piece argues for clear boundaries and warns that some choices remain contentious.

Horton The Baptists Coyote Associated Press NOW National Task Force On Exotic Dancers Alliance New York Divine Brown Hugh Grant Divine Brazil Las Vegas Helen Grieco California Ms. Grieco Grieco Brown Scarlet Demi Moore Earth

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