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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1992
Page
3
The piece argues registration to vote is debated in Kansas. It notes North Dakota requires none while Kansas considered a plan for election day registration with ID. Opponents fear fraud. proponents say turnout rises where registration is easier. It stresses public fear and ignorance of the process.
Column summaries note Coffeyville Journal concerns that no viable challenger can topple Sen. Bob Dole, with Glickman withdrawing from 199 Senate race. Manhattan Mercury reviews Randall Terry’s abortion tactics, criticizing sensationalism and arguing abortion cannot be resolved by horror. Leavenworth Times highlights peer mediation at Leavenworth High School using student mediators to defuse disputes. Letters to the editor guidance included.
Commentary notes the Michelangelo computer virus scare of March 6 and its effects on IBM systems, then shifts to a personal pool game and political roundup. It covers Clinton and Tsongas on Super Tuesday, regional strengths, and the economy as a potential wildcard in the November election.
The piece profiles Lt. Col. James Gritz a Populist presidential hopeful and former Special Forces officer who alleges U S covert operations and drug links with Khun Sa. It contrasts official dismissals with Gritz’s claims about Operation Watchtower and cocaine flows, noting scant coverage and public curiosity.
A reader supports Rev. Mike Mullen's stance and urges readers to urge Sen. Dave Webb to vote No on Kansas Senate abortion bill. The piece lists contact details for national and state officials, including Bush, Finney, Dole, Kassebaum, Nichols, Teagarden, Webb, Hendrix, with addresses and phone numbers.
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