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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1993
Page
3
A survey of Nielsen ratings shows violent shows like Lethal Weapon II and Total Recall underperforming. Viewers prefer nonviolent fare such as Cheers and Murder, She Wrote, while executives debate whether violence reflects society or is irresponsible. Some say regulation and congressional hearings constrain programming.
Guest opinion argues for reform as Kansas Regents face failure costs. It cites Fort Hays and Emporia State issues, noting rising tuition and a drop out risk among freshmen. The piece projects 1986 fall trends with 25 percent of 48 000 freshmen failing to reach sophomore year, driving cost concerns.
An analysis framing the Clinton administration as an emerging pointillist self-portrait of aggressive, comprehensive government power. It argues for motor voter effects, Hatch Act liberalization, and debates over campaign reform, labor, and federal influence on industry and local policy.
President Clinton faces a growing division with a Congress now controlled by his party. Democrats differ on key issues from economy to health care and reform, while Congress builds its own data and fundraising strength, asserting independence from the executive.
The speaker blames past county commissions for neglecting a long term maintenance plan and projected growth costs, arguing roads and the hospital faced higher costs or near loss due to deferred planning, and condemns moves to privatize solid waste citing laziness and apathy rather than genuine cost concerns.
Citizens sound off on road conditions from Pomona to Lawrence and the Franklin County line. They push back against a proposed waste transfer site, urge input from Douglas County on paving, and invite residents to share views via the community dialogue I s Your Quarter calling hours.
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