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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1995
Page
3
The piece argues the ruling restricts federal use of affirmative action, harming minority programs. It notes the concept faced early controversy, cites cases of abuse and reverse discrimination, and says despite court limits minorities will persist in advancing. It questions program design and calls for better use of the idea.
A letter to supporters argues the railroad land, bought from farmers 130 years ago at about 28 per acre, has been used for over a century at 22 cents per acre yearly and now donated to the parks division as state property. The writer warns taxpayers face more than three million dollars to base the trail and urges reconsideration. Princeton residents Mr and Mrs William G Toumb erlin sign?
The message urges believers to separateness, purity, and readiness for Christ's return. It stresses the Holy Spirit anointing, lamp filled with oil, and a Bride prepared for the Lord. It warns of fear during the storm and advocates Bible and prayers in homes and schools. Rev. Shirley L. Everett, 207 E. Sth.
The newspaper invites signed letters with the writer’s address and a telephone number for verification. Unsigned letters will not be published. The policy emphasizes reader engagement while ensuring accountability and contactability.
A reflective look at two AP wire stories about overzealous rules. In Pawtucket a kindergartener’s 10 day suspension for a butter knife is overturned after advocacy intervention. In Concord a 22-year-old with IQ 73 fights New Hampshire's rules delaying a life saving heart transplant due to aftercare guarantees.
The judge in Topeka ruled no blackmail occurred, arguing legislative votes have no intrinsic value. The piece links Buchele to lobbying for higher judicial pay and ties political influence to the decision, suggesting motives and conflicts of interest.
A list provides addresses and phone numbers for federal and state leaders, including President Bill Clinton, U.S. Senators Bob Dole and Nancy Kassebaum, U.S. Rep. Sam Brownback, Gov. Bill Graves, Insurance Commissioner Kathleen Sebelius, and state representatives Bill Feuerborn Ralph Tanner and state senator Doug Walker, with office locations in Washington, Topeka and the White House.
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