Death Penalty Debate Stirs Over Carrie Williams Case
The community debates Gary Kleypas's death sentence after he killed Carrie Williams following a prior vicious crime. Familial grief and calls for justice echo in a discussion about the Bible’s command to execute killers and the need to protect others from future harm.
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Carrie Williams
Gary Kleypas
Moses
Carrie
Kleypas
Kley
Guest Editorials Present Diverse Reader Opinions
Editorial note clarifies that guest writers contribute viewpoints not necessarily reflecting The Herald's official stance. Readers are offered a variety of opinions within the paper's opinion section.
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Reader Forum submissions guidelines at Ottawa Herald
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Placentas Find New Value in Science and Society
Lawrence columnist laments passing up placentas for research while detailing how scientists like Kenneth L. Audus seek placental tissue to study drug transfer and fetal exposure. The piece notes hospital practices, industry demand, and cultural uses of placentas across regions and history.
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Nce
Kenneth L. Audus
University of Kansas
National Institute On Drug Abuse
Audus
Brazil
New Mexico
Australia
Dr. Audus
Unfunded mandates reform questioned after three years
The unfunded mandates law promised to shield states and localities from new federal costs yet three years in its impact remains unclear. Reviews are mixed as a commission stalls, CBO deems limited agency gain, and Congress weighs reforms. The law requires offsets and flat costs thresholds, but exemptions and waivers keep burdens shifting.
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A At Ashington
Washington
Clinton
Congress
Fred Thompson
R-Tenn
Congressional Budget Office
General Accounting Office
House
Senate
Commission
CBO
America
Walter R. Mears
Associated Press
Bill Lies and Saddam A Tale of Deception and Veracity
A critical column compares Bill Clinton and Saddam Hussein, arguing Clinton lies on the budget and Monica Lewinsky, while Saddam is portrayed as more forthcoming. It cites the Social Security surplus claim, the FBI files, and a disputed ambassadorial meeting transcript as evidence of misdirection and selective disclosure by the United States government.
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Clinton
Saddam Hussein
Saddam
White House
Monica Lewinsky
Lewinsky
Congress
American Academy of Actuaries
Ron Gebhardtsbauer
Academy
Socia Security
Potomac
Clintons
FBI
Hillary
United States
U.S
Kuwait
Charley Reese Attacks Clinton Lying Claim
Charley Reese asserts Senator Bob Kerrey and Clinton are "an unusually good liar" with no conscience. He compares Clinton's deception to Nixon's lip-sweat and claims the Clintons are world-class liars, worse than Saddam. Reese also notes his AOL email address.
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Bob Kerrey
D-Neb
Clinton
Richard Nixon
Clintons
Saddam
Charley Reese
Oscreese
Aol
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