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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1994
Page
3
The piece notes broad and ongoing American criticism of multiple presidents, tracing parallels to Watergate and Iran-Contra eras. It argues public judgment on character is delayed until elections, while acknowledging persistent scrutiny and its impact on governance.
A world tour of superstitions lists flowers linked to death in five countries. England favors white lilies Belgium chrysanthemum Mexico yellow flowers Brazil purple blooms Spain dahlias. The guide flags cultural sensitivities for travelers and hosts.
OE Telly reports a jacket theft from a bench at Kanza Park after ten years of walking there. The writer claims knowledge of the thief and offers to refrain from police action if the jacket is returned by Thursday. Contact 2424700 during stated hours. Friday calls are not accepted.
A letter to Roger chews over high bills in the Big City amid smear efforts by opponents. The writer jokes about Paula Jones, praises lawyer Robert Bennett, and mentions a proposed legal defense fund. He notes a health care push in Congress with Sheriff Dole and his allies, hints at tax and insurance themes, and ends with a casual query about the wedding and a bridesmaid.
A Wichita reader in Franklin County argues against a $200000 rail trail, contending funds should fix bad roads like Douglas Road. He criticizes county maintenance, questions tax use, and urges action from officials while mentioning ditch work, gravel shortages, and district staff.
The West Franklin local group argues that 1990 91 legislation created a triple tax on property owners through a uniform 32 mill levy plus a 3 mill increase and added half cent sales and personal income taxes to fund education. They cite added state aid for poor districts, HOA homestead qualifiers, and call for community input before approving the local option budget. They claim elderly and low income residents cannot bear further tax burdens and question funding for a new two million dollar school building.
A satirical critique argues that official victim status has broadened since the 1960s civil rights era, enabling litigation and protections for many groups. It warns of misuse by non traditional groups, notes how designation affects employment and discrimination, and questions the power dynamics between men and women in granting OV status. The piece foresees a rise in official victims and lawsuits across society.
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