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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1995
Page
3
Franklin County editors urge the county commission to keep 7 30 p m opening on first Wednesday monthly for the treasurer and motor vehicle office and 3 to 8 p m commissioners meeting. They argue for a year long trial and broader night or Saturday hours for on site tax services.
Community forum note asks why the Heartland Lanes Women's Bowling Association did not inform members about the May 31 meeting. The piece mentions Ottawa yards and invites discussion on the local forum It's Your Quarter. Call 242-4700 during listed hours. Friday calls not accepted.
Letters to the editor are encouraged and must be signed with the writer’s address. Unsigned letters will not be published. A telephone number should be enclosed to expedite verification.
A World Features Syndicate piece lists actors with high film counts: Clark Gable over 60, Bette Davis over 80, Gene Autry over 90, Roy Rogers over 90, The Three Stooges nearly 200 shorts, Edward G Robinson over 100 films, plus more than 40 Broadway plays.
Reader argues US should stay out of Balkans conflicts noting no US interests at stake. criticizes NATO as a treaty, calls for Europe to resolve its own issues, and warns of dangerous modern military tech in the hands of inept commanders. endorses isolationism and questions Clinton's policy proposals.
A father on a golf course stakeout by a pond endures his son’s request to meet a famed basketball star. The Great One signs the boy’s Bulls jersey, gifting a memory the boy vows never to wash, while the moment leaves the dad both humbled and hopeful.
In a rare joint appearance in Claremont New Hampshire, Speaker Newt Gingrich and President Clinton discussed budget and welfare topics, aiming to steer the political debate. Gingrich admitted the tactic is manipulative but says it broadens discussion, while Clinton framed their exchange as civil and informative.
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