Editorial on Nuclear Waste and Individual Rights
The author argues federal action frequently compromises individual rights for the collective good as it confronts radioactive waste. He notes half a century of nuclear growth without solving waste disposal, cites St Louis exposure and a park soil radiation incident, and warns that without safe storage individuals face ongoing risk and an uncertain future.
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U.S
Japan
Soviet Union
St. Louis
University of Chicago
East Germany votes for free choice under new democracy
In East Germany a peaceful Revolution toppled the hard line government and 11.4 million voters, 93 percent, cast ballots. The conservative alliance led by the Christian Democratic Party leads but must form a coalition. The Party of Democratic Socialism earned 16.3 percent and 65 seats, proving communism is out and democracy is in.
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East Germany
West Germany
Christian Democratic Party
Communist Party
Party of Democratic Socialism
Garden City
Remembering Rev Charles Knight A cherished pastor
Georgia Whiteford notes the impact of Rev Charles Knight who lived in Ottawa about 25 years ago. She recalls his sermons vivid imagery and the poem The Touch of the Masters Hand. She quotes his line about God’s presence and his friendly smile.
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Charles Knight
Rev. Knight
First United Methodist Church
Otlwa
Georgia Whiteford
The Hitching Post March Reflections and Garden Misadventures
A personal diary entry notes March 1 1991 with weather quirks and garden mishaps. The author recalls plans to visit Grand Lake Oklahoma for St Patrick’s weekend, flood damage near Grove, and failed gardening attempts including a hot cold frame incident that fried geraniums. The piece ends with a lesson on patience and timing for planting and snow skiing.
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Grand Lake
Grove
Okla
Eratures
Shopping Mall Hell and the Two Money Paths
An essay argues Americans shifted from making goods to selling and buying, turning shopping into a national habit and tourism mainstay. It contrasts past factory work with modern consumer culture, notes Asia's rising production, and speculates about a future where Asians buy more than they sell. The piece ends by questioning where that leaves Americans.
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Woolworth's
Chicago
Marshall Field
Hell
America
Asia
Europe
March the Month to Remember Influential Women
A reflective column by Dwight Jurgens celebrating Women in History month highlights influential figures from Aunt Jemima to Barbara Jordan and Susan Butcher. It mixes personal recollections with social commentary, praising women’s impact while mixing provocative opinions.
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Dwight Jurgens
Garden City Telegram
Barbara Jordan
Texas
Pat Schroeder
Colorado
Chris Evert
Becky
Ma Wasinger
Gramma
Lefty Frizell
Star Ranch
Susan Butcher
Alaska
Chere Jurgens
Ottawa High School Bond Q A Questions and Answers
Editor directs readers to submit questions about the 3,389 million Ottawa bond issue for expansion and renovation. It cites per pupil costs: statewide 1988-89 average 3,607.62, lowest 2,313.90, median 4,291.73, highest 8,338.91. Ottawa 2,909.99, ranking seventh lowest. 306 districts in Kansas. U.S.C. 290 appears efficient.
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Ottawa High School
The
Herald
Don Duncan
Ottawa
Kansas
U.S.C
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Ottawa Herald
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Jemima
Aunt Jemima
Dee Dee
Marjory
Park Place
Silas Mamer
Linda Ronstadt
California
Jerry Brown
Tinker Bell
Q&a
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