Kassebaum's Independent Voice and Trust in Government
A Kansas senator Nancy Kassebaum speaks to a Topeka Rotary about restoring trust in government amid criticism of Clinton and ongoing government woes. She defends independence, notes her support for Bush and Republican candidates, and urges responsible citizenship with real solutions.
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Nancy Kassebaum
Kansas
Kassebaum
Bush
Nancy
Sen. Kassebaum
Topeka
Clinton
Congress
Senate
The
Herald
Celebrity game show links across TV history
World Features Syndicate outlines a collage of TV game show connections. Markie Post authored questions for Family Feud while Jack Lemmon appeared on The Ad-Libbers. Jacqueline Susann hosted Your Surprise Store and Warren Oates attempted stunts on Beat the Clock. James Dean quit, opening a job path.
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Markie Post
Jack Lemmon
Jacqueline Susann
Warren Oates
James Dean
World Features Syndicate
Unified field theory for Washington politics argues for control
Washington seeks a unified field theory to explain all events and politics. The piece notes 53-44 Senate vote to preserve parking privileges for VIPs at National Airport, changes to the Supreme Court officers parking sign, and critiques rent seeking by the tax code. It condemns public cynicism, defends political class motives, and calls for expanded federal health care supervision as a guiding framework.
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Ashington
National Airport
Supreme Court
Congress Diplomatic Corps
Ing
Watkins
White House
Dan Rostenkowski
Washington
Rostenkowski
House
Ways and Means Committee
Rostenko
Mrs Cook shines in kindergarten teaching at Eisenhower
A parent recalls kindergarten days at Eisenhower School Ottawa praising Mrs Jeannie Cook for kindness and self control rule one and two. The writer credits her with teaching listening and expression, showing education can be fun and that teachers shape early learning. The note ends with gratitude and hopes for first grade.
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Randi
Eisenhower School
Ottawa
Mrs
Jeannie) Cook
Improvement plan questioned at City Commissioners meeting
Wanda Durbin voices concern at the June 1 1994 Ottawa City Commissioners meeting about the proposed capital improvement program. She warns taxpayers would bear higher taxes and utility rate hikes, asks if developers would benefit and how homeowners will be affected by such gifts to developers and financial institutions.
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City Commissioners
Ottawa
Scott) Lambers
City Planning Commission
15Th Street
Wanda Durbin
Graveflower theft angers Whitacre family at Hope Cemetery
A letter from Sharon Wise laments the theft of a large potted grave flower container from Eugene and Roberta Whitacre's grave at Hope Cemetery. She urges the thief to return the flowers, expressing deep violation and suggesting remorse if possible. ]
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Eugene
Roberta Whitacre
Hope Cemetery
Sharon Wise
Fifth St
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Ottawa Herald
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Cartoon Corner
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Mae
D.C
David Watkins
Maryland
Arthur Jones
George Will
Washington Post Writers Group
Eisenhower
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