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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1998
Page
2
A Nebraska weekly editor proposes requiring letters to the editor from political issues to be written by registered voters. The Papillion Times publisher argues nonvoters have no right to complain, sparking debate on free speech versus turnout.
Editorial notes present reader viewpoints as diverse input while stating that views expressed are not necessarily The Herald's official position.
A list of federal and state officials with contact details including addresses in Washington D C and Topeka Kansas. It provides phone numbers fax numbers and office locations for President Bill Clinton U S Senators Pat Roberts Sam Brownback and U S Representative Jim Ryun with Topeka and Overland Park offices and lobby links.
Charley Reese argues a Pew survey shows 47 percent of Congress and 75 percent of presidential appointees and executive civil servants doubt the public’s knowledge to decide wisely. He blames officials and the press, warns against elitism, and calls for reconciling the public with government before irreparable split.
The Columbus Dispatch flags regulatory choices shaping Perry Nuclear Power Plant closure risks and stranded costs as electricity customers gain choice. It notes deregulation could raise decommissioning costs and waste issues, while nuclear energy remains a tool for emission targets.
Jacquelyn Mitchard recalls a Wednesday date with her son Danny and the family ritual of solo outings. The 8 1/2 year old plans alternating parent child dates, teaching patient asking for needs and shaping gentle independence. The piece reflects on parenting, balance, and pride in a busy widow's life.
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