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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1987
Page
1
Congressional panels extended limited immunity to Lt. Col. Oliver North amid clashes with independent counsel Walsh over criminal prosecution. The debate centers on whether motives were patriotic, political, or profit driven in the Iran-Contra affair.
The Federal Election Commission tentatively denied Gary Hart’s request for 900000 in matching funds, deeming him not a candidate when filed though he was at signing. He still has 1300000 in 1984 campaign bills unpaid, prompting calls that debt from a past campaign should bar eligibility for new matching funds. Hart’s lack of plan to settle old debts is cited as a sign of weak party support.
A personal meditation on college and high school reunions, contrasting the warmth of old friendships with the cruelties and exclusions of youth. The author revisits classmates, recalls a 1942 escape from a German camp, and questions the artificial pull of reunion gatherings versus lasting loyalties.
The White House address in Washington D C and phone numbers for President Ronald Reagan Sen Bob Dole Sen Nancy Kassebaum Rep Bob Whittaker State Sen Jim Allen and State Rep Jack Beauchamp are provided for constituency inquiries. Public offices are listed with street addresses and telephone numbers.
Ottawa's city park hosted the annual Skunk Run Book Sale and Art Fair with thousands of donated books sorted and ready. Volunteers led by Mitzi Wallace and OCAC director Deborah Barker coordinated setup while artists displayed work and visitors voted for the People’s Choice, awarding $100 to Nancy Watts and $150 to William H. Howe for The Butterfly of Death.
The piece argues U.S. neutrality in the Iran Iraq war while contrasting Reagan's stance with allies reactions. It notes Kuwait and Saudi reluctance to host U.S. forces, outlines NATO and other states' positions, and highlights Soviet aid to Kuwait as a potential de facto Gulf presence. It concludes with Moynihan warning of geopolitical loss and distrust over arms sales to Iran.
In Des Moines the GOP field pressed attacks on Vice President Bush as Iran Contra inquiries loom and voters face a tough, extended nomination fight. Haig criticized Bush’s favored status, while Dole could gain from the open season as candidates press for momentum before summer. Burlington Hawk Eye.
Subscriptions for Ottawa and surrounding area by carrier and motor routes are listed in monthly and annual amounts. Franklin County and adjacent counties rates apply by mail. All other areas by mail. Out-of-state subscribers incur 5.5 percent sales tax.
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