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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1998
Page
2
A Jasper Texas protest weekend juxtaposed Ku Klux Klan robed marchers with Black Panthers counterdemonstrators as memories of past anti black violence resurface. The piece argues for renewed commitment to peace, understanding, and multicultural acceptance to heal old wounds.
A compiled list of contact details for national and state representatives, including addresses in Washington, D.C. and Kansas offices. It provides phone numbers for President Bill Clinton, US Senators Pat Roberts and Sam Brownback, US Representative Jim Ryun, and state offices in Topeka and Overland Park.
Don Kaul criticizes U S media for failing to challenge China over visa bans for Radio Free Asia journalists. He argues the press corps avoided a boycott, treating the trip as a photo op, while China gains legitimacy and U S dollars drive coverage. He calls for unified media stance or cancellation to expose real issues.
The Herald and other editors weigh Kosovo crisis as Milosevic seeks talks with Yeltsin while NATO jets pressure Yugoslavia to end attacks on Albanians. Clinton administration urged to sustain pressure to halt the Balkans fighting with Milosevic wary of sparking a new war.
Editorial note explains that guest writers provide diverse viewpoints and that opinions may not reflect The Herald's official stance. It clarifies the separation between guest commentary and the paper's editorial leadership.
Kathleen Parker argues feminism is not dead but evolving. She contrasts old guard feminists with a newer generation seeking balance between careers and family. The piece cites Ally McBeal and Bridget Jones as symbols of shifting female priorities, and warns older feminists to adapt or risk irrelevance.
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