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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1994

Page

3

It’s Your Quarter at Ottawa Middle School Forum

The Ottawa Middle School sixth graders take part in an outdoor school program with OMS organizers Mr. Shepard and Mrs. Chaney coordinating volunteers and sessions. Readers are invited to add thoughts to the community forum Is Your Quarter by calling 242-4700 during specified hours.

Ottawa OMS Shepard Chaney

A Personal Fantasy Village For Time Traveling Vacation

The narrator muses on travel, time, and reality while outlining an annual fantasy vacation to a vintage late 1940s village. Visitors would rent a 1940s house, drive old cars, and enjoy a simple setup with no television, a soda fountain, library, a pool hall, and a brick fireplace, spending two weeks without leaving.

Liberalism Turns to Litigation Over Racial Justice Act

The piece argues the Racial Justice Act would trigger widespread litigation to curb capital punishment, noting votes in Congress, statistical tests of race in death sentences, and the goal of abolition. It cites Orrin Hatch and Earl Lloyd Jackson to claim anti death penalty aims and warns of costly, protracted court battles.

Ashington W Revenuer House America Sen Orrin Hatch Utah Hatch Earl Lloyd Jackson California Wacksor U.S. Supreme Court Senate House-Senate

Courtroom pranks and Latin slips in a Chicago tale

Mike Royko recalls a Chicago traffic court scene where a judge makes a flippant remark about shooting people who foul-mouth police. A later tale describes a drunken steelworker subjected to a mock trial and staged execution in a police station, ending with a governor’s reprieve and a wary return to drinking.

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