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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1992
Page
4
Cala muses on how Mother's and Father's Day blend as gender roles shift from 1908 to today. Mothers work outside the home more, while fathers share duties at home, facing guilt and evolving expectations as parents balance jobs and family life. Tomorrow remains Father’s Day. make dad glad.
A guest editorial explains that opinions reflect the writer’s view and not necessarily The Herald’s editorial stance. It invites readers to consider diverse viewpoints presented in the Guest Opinion section.
A columnist argues against proposed pay hikes for Salina and Hays teachers, accusing educators of extracting higher salaries through withholding accountability. The piece claims funds would buy silence rather than improvements, urging focus on class size, support, and student quality rather than raises.
Commentary argues the Supreme Court accepts kidnapping to seize suspects abroad, citing Panama Noriega action and a Mexican physician case. The piece questions if ends justify means for U.S. actions, warns of global implications, and ties to past disasters like Bhopal and broader justice concerns.
An op-ed argues for peace and reconciliation in the Israeli Palestinian conflict. It notes Palestinian resilience, calls for independent Palestine with borders and security, and criticizes rightwing Israeli policies while urging Palestinian Americans to build alliances for peace.
The piece argues privatization extends beyond libertarian ideas to public assets like bridges, airports, and toll roads. It notes the global trend, cites Britain under Thatcher, and highlights U S examples in education and city services, framing privatization as cash, efficiency, and citizen empowerment.
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