Reagan remarks on health and media consumption in 1987
Ronald Reagan noted his blood pressure was so low he could begin reading newspapers and watching TV news. This admission came as he discussed his health during 1987 public appearances.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 2006
Page
2
Debating party labels in Kansan politics
The piece argues against strict party labels in Kansas elections. It highlights Kathleen Sebelius choosing Mark Parkinson as running mate and John Moore’s retirement, noting Republicans’ reaction. It urges voters to judge candidates by records and views rather than party labels. It cites Charley Reese on government versus country.
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Kathleen Sebelius
Mark Parkinson
Sebelius
Parkinson
Cessna
John Moore
Wichita
Herald
Charley Reese
Gen X parents defend hovering role in upbringing
Tammy Rome of Ottawa argues in favor of involved parenting, saying Gen X adults impart moral guidance, responsibility, resiliency, compassion, tolerance, adaptability, technology skills, educational choices, and financial savvy to their children. She contends editorials mischaracterize helicopter parents.
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Gen-X’er
Editor’s Note on Hovering Parents at Ottawa High
In response to readers, Jeanny Sharp acknowledges concerns about comments on hovering parents. The editor explains her May 23 piece aimed to educate about graduates and notes college administrators sometimes hover too. Sharp says she may hover too but acts for her children’s best interests.
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Ms. Rome
First chapter of Alice in Wonderland in Herald back page
Reader discovers the first chapter of Lewis Carrolls Alice Adventures in Wonderland on the Herald back page with illustrations. The note cherishes revisiting the timeless tale and anticipates Chapter 2 in todays issue, comparing books to old friends.
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Herald
Lewis Carroll
Readers' Forum applauds library Summer Reading Program
The Ottawa Herald promotes public debate and highlights the Ottawa Library Summer Reading Program for adults and children. The writer recalls enjoying last year, plans to sign up again, and anticipates prizes after July 28. Gratitude is expressed to The Ottawa Herald for print coverage and to sponsor Melanie Johnson of Reece & Nichols.
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Ottawa Herald
the Herald
Gram
Melanie Johnson
Reece & Nichols
Readers Forum Letters Guideline Include Name and Address
The Readers' Forum accepts letters under 400 words and requires the writer’s name address and daytime phone number. Letters may be edited for length and clarity and are limited to one per month. Mail to 104 S Cedar.
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Linda Brown
Kathy Miller
Khniller
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