Dole and Foster Nomination Sparks Senate Tug of War
A debate over Henry Foster as surgeon general shows votes exist to confirm but a debate filibuster may block the final vote. The column laments procedural games delaying a critical appointment and calls for action or abolition of the post.
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Henry Foster
U.S
Senate
Dole
Foster
Ong
Clinton
Bob Dole
Promise Keepers gathers 70,000 plus men at Mile High Stadium
The sixth of 13 Promise Keepers events drew more than 70,000 attendees at Mile High Stadium led by chants of We love Jesus. Organizers say the event promotes faith and responsibility while maintaining order and cleanliness. a later note teases tomorrow's piece on promises.
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Mile High Stadium
John Elway
Denver Broncos
Jesus
Ottawa
Erings
Promise Keepers
Colorado University
Bill McCartney
Boulder
Colo
It's Your Quarter community forum call for local action
A reader voices frustration about a neglected cow lot at First and Elm and unsafe road lighting near Underwood Equipment off I 35. The writer suggests local figures Charley Reese John Marshall Jim Hitch and Bill Tellier run for Congress as a solution and invites others to share thoughts by calling 242 4700 during specified hours.
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Charley Reese
John Marshall
Jim Hitch
Bill Tellier
Congress
Readers urged to sign letters with full contact info
The notice requests signed letters to the editor with the writer’s address and a telephone number for verification. Unsigned contributions will not be published. The policy emphasizes providing complete contact details to ensure authenticity.
Open letter questions board's handling of cases 555 558
A citizen questions Behavioral Sciences Regulatory Board policy excluding complainants from investigations. She criticizes the board for not interviewing her, calling two nearly identical final letters insipid, and asks who protects vulnerable victims from regulators. The letter cites her address at 603 Osborne Road.
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Mary Ann Gabel
Behavioral Sciences Regulatory Board
S. Kansas Avenue
Topeka
Kansas
Ms. Gabel
McGruff Camp boosts Ottawa youth summer fun
The Ottawa Police Department hosted its 10th McGruff DARE camp on June 14, 1995, drawing 85 sixth graders for archery, canoeing, horseback riding and conflict resolution lessons. Support came from city officials, Optimist and Lions clubs, businesses, and dozens of volunteers including police staff, with a sky dive demonstration by Darrell Anderson and aircraft by Dodson Aviation.
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Ottawa Police Department
Camp Chippewa
Ottawa Optimist Club
Ottawa Lions Club
ATI
Century 21
Ottawa Ford
Ottawa Truck Corp
Pizza Hut
South Star Chrysler
Soroptimist Club
Kiwanis Club
Adamson
Darrell Anderson
Dodson Aviation
Robert Bowers
Camp Appreciation Note From Summers and Allen Durbin and Bill Weber
A grateful message thanks Summers and Allen Durbin and Police Chaplain Bill Weber for supporting a free camp. The writers praise the young campers, noting they were cooperative, learned life skills, and will become good citizens. They urge campers and parents to thank volunteers and sponsors and wish a safe, productive summer.
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Allen Durbin
Bill Weber
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