Lively Rebuke to Disruptive Ottawa Middle Schoolers
Bill Tellier admonishes 25 to 30 Ottawa Middle School students for disruptive behavior, warning that immaturity now leads to uneducated and unemployable futures. He salutes parents and urges more constructive paths, stressing opportunity and accountability for their actions.
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Ottawa Middle School
America
Bill Tellier
It’s Your Quarter: Public funding, roads, and calls for action
Readers critique a public fund for commissioners rings, question hospital meal costs for a youth program, urge safety fixes at Third and Hickory, and discuss county road maintenance and landfill concerns. A caller invites further community dialogue at 242-4700 nightly and Saturday.
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Shawnee Mission Hospital
Richmond
Franklin- Anderson County Line
Reform bill shows case for term limits in Congress
A commentary argues that campaign finance reform fails to curb spending and would entrench incumbents via taxpayer funding and strict limits. It warns the bill would cost billions, invite heavy enforcement, and threaten First Amendment rights while ignoring soft money dynamics.
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Washington
Senate
American Civil Liberties Union
Thomason and Hollywood Links Spark White House Satire
A humorist ridicules Hollywood ties to the White House and a TV producer Thomason. He jokes about senility claims, celebrity visitors, and threats of legal action while musing on public financing and term limits in politics.
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Board of Education
U.S.C
Harry Thomason
Linda
California
Rodham
Bill
Thomasons
White House
Thomason
CNN
Washington
Richard Gere
Barbra Streisand
Sharon Stone
Billy Crystal
Liza Minnelli
Hollywood
Mike Royko
Thelma
Elvis
The
National Enquirer
Tipperary
Oval Office
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Citizen Green
Green
Federal Elections Commission
House
George F. Will
Washington Post Writers Group
By Mike Royko
Tribune Media Service
Ove
Lars
Veters
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