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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1993
Page
3
Jim Hitch argues the 14.5 million acres labeled foreign owned by the U.S. Agriculture Department largely reflects American corporate holdings. He notes 54 percent of that land is owned by U.S. corporations, and a rule requiring foreign registration for firms with 10 percent foreign stock inflates foreign ownership figures.
Atchison Daily Globe editors press to save the Atchison Topeka and Scenic Railroad by converting it to an excursion line to boost northeast Kansas revenue and state tax receipts, while Kansas DOT rebuffs grant requests amid a bike trail funding surge. Garden City Telegram argues long term care must shift from nursing homes to home based services, noting high public funding for institutional care. Donna Whiteman pushes awareness for policy change as surveys show elderly favor staying home, urging more independence and fewer institutions.
A provocative argument contrasts private crime with state crime, warning that government power risks liberty. It cites Washington and Jefferson, notes the dangers of monopolizing crime, and asserts firearms rights as a check. The piece urges focusing on jobs and personal self-reliance to reduce overall risk.
The AP reports that allied and Russian opposition has scuttled President Clinton’s Bosnia “lift and strike” plan. Secretary of State Christopher recasts strategy after talks with Russia’s Kozyrev, aiming for a tactic mix of pressure, border monitoring, and possible safe havens, while allies balk at arming or bombing options.
A registered nurse laments rising health care expenses and criticizes patients who mismanage their health. She cites uninsured smokers, a child with asthma, and a 350 pound diabetic, urging personal accountability while noting dissatisfaction with the current administration and Hillary Clinton's plan.
Readers express views on health policy and personal responsibility, criticize public behavior at a local softball game, and mention a stray dog. The letter references politics, anti LGBT sentiment, constitutional provisions, and a community dialogue line with a phone number for participation.
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