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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1990
Page
4
The piece argues farm subsidies favor wealthy farmers as much as small ones, with Rep. Dan Glickman leading criticism. It questions who benefits and notes subsidies may be eclipsed by interest on the national debt, a subsidy to wealthy Americans and foreign interests.
Guest opinion notes the House and Senate must resolve differences in the clean air bills. Conferees are urged to resist oil and auto industry efforts to weaken provisions for cleaner gasoline, alternate-fuel cars, and a $250 million worker aid fund. Emphasizes public health and urban air quality.
In response to a May 25 letter, Earthteam argues for sorting glass by color to meet market demand. Peg McClay notes vast unbuyable mixed glass in California. A new technology may create demand. Ottawa residents seek a permanent collection site as recycling interest grows monthly.
Editors invite letters to the publication. Signed letters with the writer’s address are required, and unsigned submissions will not be published. A phone number should be included to speed verification.
A humorous column warns new camcorder owners that most footage is worthless, recordings ruin family moments, and showings invite chatter and vanity. The writer favors nature footage of birds and cautions against sharing tapes with relatives, predicting a ghostlike self-image from overuse.
A rural narrator ponders the birds nest by the back door and a season of black flies. He recalls 10 years of springs there, moral qualms about disturbing the nest, and Maryann’s bird deaths. He considers predators environmental causes and questions nature’s plan and science’s sprays. The piece blends humor with existential doubt about human intervention and natural processes.
ACLU says Slats Grobnik’s domestic spat and a mistaken barkeep confession invade privacy and dignity. The quarrel escalates after a trophy shatters a squad car windshield, leading to charges of property damage and disorderly conduct with grooved defenses planned for court.
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