Whittaker Quizzed on NATO, taxes and industry policy
Augusta Republican whip Bob Whittaker faces a voter questionnaire on NATO troop cuts, overseas bases, national service, student loan defaults, oil exploration tax breaks, AMTRAK funding, capital gains reform, Medicare benefits, Medicaid for pregnant women and children, air standards, Alaska cleanup taxes, and views on Bush and Congress. He supports Yes on several fiscal and defense questions while opposing using highway funds for AMTRAK, and backs current tax and environmental positions.
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Bob Whittaker
Augusta
Whittaker
Bush
U.S
Europe
NATO
Congress
Peace Corps
Sare Reserve
Kansas
Amtrak
Treasury
Contact details for several public representatives
A fragment lists multiple political figures with office addresses in Washington DC and state capitals. It includes names such as George Mush, Nancy Kassebaum, Rep lub Whittaker, Sen Jim Alin, and State Rep Ucule Site Shumway, with office buildings and phone numbers, in a messy OCR style.
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Glade
George Mush
Pomspivanks Ave
Windington
D.C
Duke
Hart
Senate
Dulding
Wahington
Nancy Kassebaum
Ruyad
Wash
Jim Alin
Stabivuw
Tope
Ucule
Shumway
Statehouse
Tupeks
Gettysburg legacy seen on the battlefield ground
On a high knoll the Gettysburg field evokes the Confederate high-water mark and Pickett's Charge. Lee led 75,000 northward as 51,000 of 172,000 fell in three days, with 4000 Confederate survivors. Visitors can view from National Tower, take a bus tour, or drive the landmarks and museums.
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Gettysburg
Seminary Ridge
The
Potomac
Northern
Virginia
George Pickett
Pickett
Robert E. Lee
Richmond
Union
Gettsburg
Lee
Korea
Vietnam
National Tower
Seattle
Street markers define Ottawa heritage and uniqueness
John Mark argues Ottawa street markers, white pyramid caps, should stay integral to the city's character. He counters push to replace with standard signs, noting visitors find them attractive and that preserving them preserves local identity amid broader modernization. He cites winter hiding and compares to widespread sameness in other towns.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Chamber of Commerce
City Hall
Midwest
Thiarkers
John
Lambert Sor
Flag zealots rail against Supreme Court ruling on flag burning
The piece deplores Congress and some senators for reacting to the Court's flag burning decision. It argues the Court rightly protected free expression, notes Justices Scalia and Kennedy aligned with the majority, and warns against viewing the First Amendment as only protecting spoken words.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Congress
Kansas
Nancy Kassebaum
Court
Coun
Texas
Antonin Scalia
Anthony Kennedy
Ottawa Herald pricing and contact details
The Ottawa Herald shows postal and office contact information followed by a list of subscription rates including monthly, quarterly, and yearly options with various price points for local and other areas by mail. Names of editors are listed as Jim A. Hitch and Terry Ostmeyer.
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Bob
Exxon
Alaska
Prince William Sound
Jim Hitch
Ottawa Herald
Washington Monument
Mt.Rushmore
Maine
Hawaii
George Pyle
104.S. Cedar
Jim A. Hitch
Terry Ostmeyer
Mike Geiss
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