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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1990
Page
3
The vice president's wife Marilyn says questions about Dan Quayle should be set aside. She notes the family endured baptism by fire and that Quayle has faced past record and fitness debates with resilience despite ongoing media coverage.
Guest opinion examines a U.S. appeals court ruling that begging and panhandling in subway spaces is not protected speech and poses a public menace. The piece critiques regulation versus prohibition and questions balance between compassion and public order.
A reader questions Senator Jim Allen’s stance on stocking High Times at a local business, urging a detailed public explanation of the store’s policy and any guidance from officials. The letter argues laws and constitutional ideals are at risk if standards slip and calls for scrutiny of other stocked items. The writer signs as ROBERT or DETWILER, 723 W. 10th.
A reflective piece recalling summers spent playing improvised wiffle ball games with Ray Raske near his Milwaukee area roots. The author recreates Twins versus Braves lineups, improvised landmarks for hits, and playful pitching and fielding games from the mid 1960s era.
The piece reflects on the 44 year-old flag burning issue and a veteran’s plea to Congress to address national problems. It parallels 1946 editorial calls for meaningful policy over cash handouts, urging action to honor sacrifice and secure a better future.
The piece rails at politicians for exploiting flag desecration as a campaign issue. It contrasts calls for constitutional limits with real daily harms, questions the impact of flag burning, and critiques figures like Dole and Cole for political theater over S&L woes and national crises.
A reader from an outside area weighs in on local leaders, criticizing self serving officials and backing a plan to vote out those in office. The letter urges voters to use their power to prevent any official from completing an eight year term.
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