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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1995
Page
4
A Dublin opinion on balancing the federal budget notes debt grew from 2.4 billion in 1870 to nearly 5 trillion today and argues debt relief requires restraint. It urges against cash and carry government finance, warns against cutting aid while expanding Pentagon spending, and cautions about bankruptcy as a personal analogy.
Opening Shots notes James Dean in 1951 movie Sailor Beware as boxing corner man in locker room for 56 seconds and during fight for 1 minute 22 seconds with one speaking line That guy's a professional credited to Damien Bona Workman Publishing 1994
The piece muses on coping with extreme heat, noting a friend who thrives with fans and open doors, and recalling Kansas heat records from 1936 and 1954. It asks whether the mental approach matters more than the thermometer and ends by urging readers to choose zero over 100 degrees.
The piece argues that criminal behavior stems from social codes within groups, comparing an underclass and an overclass. It uses ADM whistleblower Mark Whitacre as a case to show how wealth and environment shape views on legality, urging consistent punishment for all frauds from corn syrup price fixing to cocaine.
Orchard Heights residents report cars stopping with lights off at night, loud stereos, and circling the cemetery. They urge daytime visits only while noting signs inside state the cemetery is closed from dusk to sun.
A reader letters page discusses long ignored gate policies at a cemetery and electrical outages. It questions police and fire department staffing since a split, praises the fire department, and urges reassessment of police resources and city governance. Readers are invited to submit thoughts via the forum call line.
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