Editorial: FDA tobacco addiction claim sparks debate
Editorial argues the FDA should acknowledge tobacco as addictive but favors limited regulation focused on education. It criticizes enforcement moves, notes minors still access smoking despite laws, and points to the dominance of tobacco industry promotion versus government spending. It urges local education and parental involvement to curb use.
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Food and Drug Administration
Gingrich
FDA
House
Parentas
Kassebaum's Senate Future Ties to 1996 Decision
From editors and Kansans, Kassebaum may seek another Senate term while Washington and the Republican Party expect her. A 1996 run hinges on her choice this year, with Dole's potential rise and Clinton victory reshaping Kansas representation. Retiring could leave Kansas with two new senators and minimal seniority, eroding its congressional power.
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Kassebaum
Washington
Kansas
Bob Dole
Bill Clinton
Dole
White House
Citizens protest tax hikes and turtle safety concerns
A concerned citizens group circulates a petition to roll back the mill levy amid high property taxes. The message criticizes city county commissions library and school board, urging restraint and animal welfare amid ongoing spending.
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Library
It's Your Quarter questions welfare and county pay
The reader voices concern about county employees benefits and wages while criticizing welfare, urging responsible spending and prompting a community forum titled It's Your Quarter. Call 242 4700 with thoughts, though hours restrict Friday night calls.
Opinion: money over patriotism in Vietnam policy
A critical, partisan column denounces recognizing Vietnam as a betrayal of national principles. It accuses Clinton and other politicians of chasing profits, harming POW/MIA families, and promoting private gain over democracy, human rights, and American troops. Senator Bob Smith is praised for integrity amid calls for accountability.
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Clinton
Vietnam
Wall Street
America
U.S
United States
Mobil
Pepsico
Sen
Bob Smith
R-N.h
Senate
Ottawa shopper rejects Wal-Mart critique on local impact
A Ottawa resident voices strong opposition to the recent editorial on opening a Wal-Mart Supercenter. The writer argues quality and pleasant shopping trump low prices and convenience, cites unpleasant store experience, and questions whether profits stay local or benefit Ottawa.
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Thes Bettel
Hitchimadel
Wal-Mart
Ottawa
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Arthur Itis Medical Miracle Promises Pain Relief
A new drug product Arthur Itis, praised as a medical miracle, claims to relieve arthritis bursitis rheumatism and other pains by attracting and destroying the pain-carrying chemical. The odorless greaseless cream is prescription-free and available now from Briscoe Drug Store in Ottawa, with guaranteed effectiveness.
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Arthur Stiss
Coopyeight
Stelle Howth
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