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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1998
Page
2
The column urges prosecutors to indict Jack Kevorkian for administering a lethal dose to a Michigan patient with Lou Gehrig’s disease. It argues doctors belong in saving lives, not aiding death, and warns against turning mercy killing into policy.
A list of government figures and contact details including President Bill Clinton at the White House, U S Representative Jim Ryun with Washington and Topeka offices, Governor Bill Graves, Attorney General Carla Stovall, and Insurance Commissioner Kathleen Sebelius with street addresses, phone numbers, and a homepage link for Ryun.
In Kansas the rise and fall of social conservatives defined the 1990s GOP era. Harrington warned the movement aimed to reform politics, but betrayals by leaders crushed momentum as Graves defeated Miller. Critics say conservatives compromised for power, adopting pragmatism over ideals while parties clashed over budget and abortion issues. David S. Awbrey notes the shift.
In a Reader Forum letter parents condemn administrators for using coin flips to break ties in Three Rivers League football honors. They argue the method disrespects hard working players from Central Heights Pomona and Williamsburg and urge a return to coach voted first team honors.
The piece argues Democrats seek forgiveness for perjury by the president, but calls for impeachment. It lauds Henry Hyde and Ken Starr, condemns Democrats as partisan, and insists Clinton must resign or be impeached for lying under oath and obstruction of justice.
The writer calls Carla Stovall’s tactic of soliciting political contributions from Kansas law enforcement officers a fundamental attack on ethics and public policy. They warn such inducements corrupt law enforcement judgment, threaten the integrity of government, and fearfully divide officers from ordinary citizens, urging the Legislature to criminalize the practice.
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