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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 2002
Page
2
A shopper laments an after checkout loss of his daughter's prom pictures blamed on a new bagging system at Wal-Mart. He describes bags separated items, stressed staff responses, and appeals to the photo department to recover the missing photos. He notes workers dislike the system and urges return of the photos and other items.
Lora K Reiter of Ottawa pleads against animal abandonment after 13 dogs including a pregnant mother were found abandoned. She details rescue efforts, the heartache of euthanizing one, and urges reporting cruelty while praising Ben Martin Peck Animal Shelter which handles over 2,500 animals yearly.
A compiled contact roster showing offices for U S President George Bush, U S Sen Pat Roberts, U S Sen Sam Brownback, U S Rep Jim Ryun, Governor Graves, State Sen Robert Tyson, State Rep Ralph Tanner, State Rep Bil Feverborn. Includes addresses in Washington D C and Topeka Kansas with phone numbers and web sites.
Charley Reese urges active civic engagement beyond voting. He warns that freedom requires intelligent, vigilant citizens who join campaigns as volunteers and resist complacency, or risk a rise of dictatorship. He stresses responsibility and the danger of ignorance to liberty.
Edward J. Erler argues against reparations for descendants of enslaved people, criticizing lawsuits as pretext and warning of legal hurdles. He stresses color blind justice, with equality under law and progress since the Civil War, urging continued commitment to equal opportunity rather than targeted payments.
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