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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1995
Page
3
The piece argues for and against a balanced budget amendment, noting deficits tax future generations, and the difficulty of amending the Constitution. It praises the legislative check of Congress while stressing reliance on the states for ratification, and reflects on democracy and moderation in politics.
A fragmented item outlines items and notes about authors and figures, listing names and historical name changes for businesses and marriages between notable writers and their secretaries, with sources credited to World Features Syndicate. The piece presents a collage of names including T. S. Eliot Bertrand Russell Dostoyevsky Erle Stanley Gardner and corporate name histories like BMW BankAmerica Chiquita Avon USAir and Maxwell to Maxwell linked firms.
The piece critiques push for a constitutional balance budget, calling it a No-Guts Clause. It mocks politicians for avoiding clear spending cuts and tax increases while urging vigilance against debt and political cowardice. It cites leaders such as Cole Hatch Gingrich Gramm and laments televised votes on C-Span with a sarcastic tone.
A South Mulberry resident’s leaf pile setup causes frustration for neighbors who work weekdays and need weekend time for yard work. The letter urges courtesy and hints at scrutiny of school board candidates regarding residency and district involvement.
Community forum letter complains about traffic at 15th and Main and urges fixes before a serious crash. Editor's note recalls historical schooling by country and city systems, praising teachers and calling for education access and fiscal prudence while inviting public input via a toll-free number.
Fifty years ago today a Soviet assault pushed German troops out of a small eastern pocket on the Oder near Stettin as Ned Army forces stepped up operations in East Prussia. American troops seized Trier on the Western Front amid ongoing fighting. U.S. Marines faced heavy fire and overran Airfield No. 3 on Iwo Jima, capturing two thirds of the island.
John M. Bristow appeals to Ottawa residents to back a school bond funding renovation or replacement of the middle school. He cites technology needs, class sizes, safety, and state aid, urging tours of the crowded building to make an informed decision.
Retired educator Larry Forsythe urges Ottawa voters to back a proposed about $19 million school bond. He argues new facilities last 50 to 70 years, offering long term savings versus remodeling, and praises district leaders for prioritizing new schools over patches to existing buildings.
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