Clinton’s Kosovo Strategy Earns Mixed Praise for Stamina
The Ottawa Herald report credits President Clinton with steady leadership in NATO efforts over Kosovo, noting no U S casualties but civilian deaths. It argues for a smaller U S role in peacekeeping and a clearer postwar mission, urging Congress to reclaim war-declaration powers.
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Wrestling tragedy sparks debate over dangerous stunts
The Garden City Telegram reports on Owen Hart's death after a tether failed at Kemper Arena Kansas City. The incident raises questions about safety versus sensationalism in wrestling as promoters weigh limiting outrageous stunts to protect performers while audience demand persists.
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Readers thank sponsors on 4-H Appreciation Day
The Reader Forum expresses gratitude to Rick Smith Dairy Kendre Smith Michael Rossi John Coen Midland Dairy Association Alvena Baxter Kansas Sheep Council Dr and Mrs Spisak Wellsvile Vet Clinic Chamber of Commerce Extension agents and Cliff Spaeth KS State for support. Special thanks to Rex Cummings Orscheln Town and Country for aiding 4-Hers. 4-H Appreciation Day Committee members are listed.
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Measures to Improve U S 59 Safety Proposed by Reader
Alva C. Riffey of Garnett urges the highway project planners to keep the present route, lower hills, and widen U S 59 from Ottawa to Lawrence to four lanes with concrete dividers. He argues this would require little right of way, reduce glare and head-on collisions as traffic increases.
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Clarifying Social Security stance and equal opportunity
The speaker contends that recent newspaper coverage distorted their views on Social Security linking to abortion and gender equality. They assert support for equal employment opportunities, oppose conflating family size with funding fixes, and advocate an investment-based funding approach with individual retirement control.
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Clinton’s Senate bid not a national matter to me
Charley Reese argues that Hillary Clinton’s rumored New York Senate run is a state issue, not a national concern. He urges readers to focus on local affairs, edit information overload, and manage their own lives rather than chase distant political headlines. He dismisses Clinton’s qualifications and emphasizes personal responsibility and local governance.
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Postal Service reform urged by critics in Congress
Dick Dellinger argues against H.R. 22, warning the bill would grant automatic first class rate increases and executive bonuses. He urges accountability, stronger PRC rate-setting authority, and reform to curb poor service, costly spending, and misaligned incentives. Dellinger heads the Association of Retired Americans.
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