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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1994
Page
3
Editorial laments endless Whitewater coverage while acknowledging public need for disclosure. It notes Clinton's pledge of full income and tax-record disclosure and cooperation with the special prosecutor, and cites Bob Dole's cautious praise amid ongoing partisan pressure and coverage by the press.
A collection of anecdotes and biographical notes titled No Kidding by Karl A Van Asselt highlights pivotal moments after age 40. It lists Henry Ford founding Ford Motor Co Mark Twain writing Tom Sawyer Raymond Burr starting Perry Mason Thomas Lipton entering the tea business John Glenn orbiting Earth and Magellan discovering the Pacific.
The Associated Press reports a wave of healthier theater snacks is coming as popcorn remains in glass cases. New items like China Mist tea Lipton iced teas Taste of Nature trail mix yogurt snacks and Softstix pretzel sticks debut in U S and may reshape the typical concession line.
A critic-riffing column rails against depressing Oscar winners and sad films like Schindler's List and The Piano. The writer mocks emotional acceptance speeches, violence on screen, and celebrity reaction, defending simple entertainment and personal limits on mood and violence. The piece references Tom Hanks, Anthony Hopkins, The Godfather, True Grit, John Wayne, and broader Hollywood trends.
The piece draws a stark comparison between Israeli actions in the West Bank and black Americans' rights, arguing security measures mirror apartheid. It cites checkpoints, house arrest, confiscations, water control, and restrictions aimed at Palestinians, while condemning U.S. support and UN obstruction.
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