Editorials Left in the Cold Cans and Perot’s Abandoned Candidacy
The piece condemns Ross Perot for ending his unofficial bid, saying his actions hurt supporters who gathered petitions across states. It questions his motives from sabotaging Bush to personal ego and discusses the financial burden his campaign collapse placed on followers who invested time and money.
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Perot
U.S
House of Representatives
Ross Perot
Larry King
CNN
Bush
NAACP
Ameri
Kansas Editorials Contrasting Waste, Tuition, and College Athletics
Editorial excerpts from Kansas papers critique New York trash sent to Kansas and question the ethics of big-city haulers. They urge regional readers to distrust outside waste management and highlight tuition shifts favoring athletes, urging deeper cost scrutiny of community college athletics and funding.
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Kansas
Associated Press
Chanute Tribune
New York
St. Louis
Iola
Kansas Regents
Garden City Telegram
Hutchinson Community College
Italy
HCC
Bill Clark
Community College
Clark
Year of the Woman Dominates Democratic Convention
The 1992 Democratic gathering is portrayed as the most radical yet with women dominating stage and media, governors and U S Senate candidates on display, abortion rights endorsed, and AIDS advocacy embraced, signaling a potential shift in American politics and a close election for Clinton and Gore.
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Jesse Jackson
Ann Richards
Seneca Falls
N.Y
America
Geraldine Ferraro
Mondale
U. S. Senate
Archdiocese of
New York
Cardinal O'Connor
Coumo
Moynihan
Iowa
Harold Hughes
Party of the People
Elizabeth Glasser
TV Talk Turns Grobnik Away From Newsroom Rants
Slats Grobnik rails at television and calls for action on crime and gun laws while debating social problems. The discussion touches on policing, civil liberties, education, housing, and the limits of government in preventing shootings.
Ottawa Herald Stock Market Format Praise and Transit Comment
A reader praises the newspaper’s stock market reports and urges continuing coverage. The letter advocates building a bicycling trail to separate cyclists from streets and highways, notes cyclists ignore stop signs, and cites a parking area behind First and Main where Buddy's Outlet parks a semi for days, creating unfair two hour limits for volunteers.
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Buddy’s
It's Your Quarter readers weigh road fixes and sports equity
Community voices urge action on unpaved road between 17th and Elm and request stop lights at Wilson and Main. Letters praise local churches and Anderson Associates while calling for thistle control and fuller recognition of female athletes in town leagues. Call-ins invite further community dialogue on this column.
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17Th
Elm
Wilson
Main
American Legion
the Herald
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Ottawa Herald
TV News
Jake
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
Wyoming
Stheor
Mike
Royko
Tribune Media Service
First Assembly of God
Community Foursquare
North Baptist
the Nazarene Church
Community Revival
Church of Christ
Anderson Associates
Christ
Hitch
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