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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1992
Page
3
The piece argues a tax cut for middle class is wrong and a tax freeze would better balance the budget. It urges government spending cuts, notes a balanced budget is unlikely in four years, and says Clinton must curb the deficit to honor campaign vows.
In a guest editorial the writer considers who should be Kansas governor in January 1995 as the new president takes office. Incumbent Gov. Joan Finney faces scrutiny over promises and agenda, with Democratic and Republican speculation about viable candidates and potential anti‑Finney movements.
The page urges readers to send signed letters to the editor with the writer’s address and a telephone number for verification. Unsigned letters will not be published. Compatibility with the policy is emphasized to ensure authenticity and facilitate contact.
In 1990 gun deaths surpassed motor vehicle deaths in Texas and Louisiana, raising the CDC expert Mark Rosenberg argues violence is a treatable public health problem. He cites homicide rates, non fatal injuries, and the need for community empowerment and practical measures to reduce violence.
An essay argues racism meanings vary by experience, not dictionary, noting white and Black Americans define the term through different social histories. It laments overemphasis on legal and scientific language, urges teaching the brutal realities of segregation, and cautions on cross group misunderstanding.
A letter criticizes church aid unfairness and calls renters to rally at city commission meetings. It notes many earn about $6.50 to $7 an hour and cannot afford $375 to $400 monthly rent, arguing the issue reflects housing quality rather than personal worth.
A reader voice critiques landlord tenant law noting perceived bias toward renters, citing evictions, costs, and small claims as remedies. The letter calls for a minimum housing code and discusses edible packaging, media, sports teams, and abortion ethics within a community dialogue.
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