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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1994

Page

3

It’s Your Quarter patrons confront rude language in restaurant

In a community forum entry titled It's Your Quarter a reader describes a dinner out with two ladies disrupted by two booths of men whose obscene language ruined the meal. The caller urges consideration of others and notes a contact phone and hours for comments.

Mod Squad Luncheon Satirizes Beltway Extremism

A Washington lunch group called the Mod Squad gathers in a downtown restaurant to discuss policy with activists from varied groups. The scene features Nick Naylor Polly Bailey and Bobby Jay Bliss, amid jokes about smoking, booze labels, and a satire of the tobacco industry in Christopher Buckley’s Thank You for Smoking.

Ashington Washington The Republic Mod Squad Society For the Humane Treatment Friends of the Dolphins Pacific Tuna Fishermen’s Association American Highway Safety Association Land Enrichment Foundation Center For Bobby Jay Bliss Society For the Advancement of Firearms Effective Training of Youth Natbac National Right To Bear Arms Committee Polly Bailey Moderation Council National Association For Alcoholic Beverages Nick Naylor Academy of Tobacco Studies Naylor Larry King Live King Merchants of Death Bobby Jay Polly Nick Nuremberg Carburetor City Texas Senator Finisterre Vermont Nightline Ted America

Economics of almost anything happening by Galbraith chat

Reprinting Mike Royko piece notes economist disagreement, then credits John Kenneth Galbraith for saying almost anything can happen. A friend challenges certainty, but the narrator insists preparation matters though outcomes remain uncertain. The gag lines illustrate fundamental economics as predicting what to expect.

Mike Royko John Kenneth Galbraith Harvard

Adults blamed for kids bad values, not the children

A columnist argues adults sow the values seen in youth. They accuse adults of self indulgence, greed, and hypocrisy, noting TV, government, and business set poor examples. Children mirror adults, so real change requires adults to assume responsibility for society and its environment.

Bill Clinton Bart Simpson Michael Jackson Howard Stern Rush Limbaugh

No kidding by Karl A Van Asselt

A short syndicated piece listing consumer products and brands including Noxzema Dr Bunting Sunburn Toilet paper Gayetty Ivory Soap White Kotex Cellmap Toni Home Permanent Kleenex Vicks Vaporab with Worlds Features Syndicate source and Vick's Group.

Dr. Bunting Gayetty Kotex Toni Vick World Features Syndicate

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Ditorials George Will Washington Post Writers Group Tribune Media Service By Mike Royko By Charney Reese King Features Syndicate By Karl A. van Asselt
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