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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1997
Page
2
Guest editorial argues anonymous issue ads mislead voters and erode trust. Democrats prepare a disclosure bill after Gov Graves proposal failed. The piece says outside groups should be allowed to run ads but with transparent funding, urging all Kansas senators to back the plan amid the last race for U.S. representative.
The Herald presents guest editorials reflecting diverse viewpoints. Views expressed are not necessarily those of The Herald's editor.
A compact directory of contact points for President Clinton and several Kansas officials. It includes addresses in Washington and Topeka, plus telephone numbers and faxes for U.S. senators Pat Roberts and Sam Brownback and U.S. Rep. Jim Ryun, with local office locations in Topeka and Overland Park.
Chillicothe Gazette notes Saddam Hussein pushes U N to brink while Clinton urges patience in negotiations on inspection teams including Americans. U N monitors faced access blocks as Iraq disputes weapons destruction under post Gulf War resolutions. sanctions could lift if Iraq complies. Strong emphasis on measured response and standing ground.
Column argues justice flawed by bias toward English accents in the Louise Woodward trial. The author dismisses murder, leans toward manslaughter or accident, defends the judge, and mocks calls for harsher punishment while noting welfare and child care issues and political distractions. The piece ends urging readers to move on.
A retired veterinarian laments modern childrearing, arguing tougher discipline by parents and teachers built stable generations. He recalls one room schools, communal discipline, and a society where adults held authority, contrasting with today’s spiked legal scrutiny and youth behavior concerns.
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