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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1996
Page
3
Editorial notes Rails-to-Trails Conservancy acquired a 130 mile abandoned rail line and donated it to the Kansas Horse Foundation for a new horseback biking hiking route from Herington to Osawatomie. The piece praises outdoor access and hopes more lines are converted to trails across Kansas.
A letter from a Christian reader denounces partial birth abortion, cites media bias, praises Catholic leaders for opposing the Clinton veto, and urges stronger church action. The author frames abortion as a moral crisis, warns of divine judgment, and condemns secular tolerance while urging political advocacy.
Charley Reese, writing from a critical stance, argues Bob Dole cannot beat Bill Clinton, blasting Dole's campaign tactics. He mocks Dole's image, past votes, and advisers, suggests resigning and retreat, and rails against Republican strategy while predicting a Clinton victory. He ends with a jab at the party and notes his email.
A compendium of lawmakers and offices with addresses in Washington and Topeka. It lists President Bill Clinton and officials like U S Sen Bob Dole U S Sen Nancy Kassebaum Rep Sam Brownback Gov Bill Graves Attorney General Carla Stovall and others with street locations telephone numbers and email and web links for public feedback.
A local segment thanks a mystery donor for compression boots now placed with a care agency. Readers debate barking dogs rights and school board decisions at Central Heights, urging accountability. Community voices praise Promise Keepers and call for non smoking restaurants. Public call in details and times included.
A reader argues against pushing children into high risk pursuits for parental prestige. Reflecting on Jessica Dubroff, the seven year old who died flying with her father, the author condemns using children to fulfill parental dreams. Emphasizes unconditional love and accountability without pressuring kids to earn love through achievement.
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