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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1990
Page
3
The piece argues a Maine hunter should face accountability after a woman walking near her home was accidentally killed while the shooter mistook her for a deer. It stresses that carelessness, not intent, makes manslaughter appropriate and urges deterrence against similar misjudgments in hunting.
The writer notes public restrooms vary in cleanliness, observes graffiti decline except at highway stops, and describes two innovations in men’s facilities. At a BETO Junction truck stop, urinals feature bulletin boards with pages from USA Today. In Asheville and Manhattan, a Kola Bear Kane Baby Changing Station appears in men’s rooms. The piece also reflects on motels, condos, and a smoky condo incident with a reverse damper and alarm repair.
The piece ponders a French report claiming a brief U S invasion of the Middle East could use overwhelming airpower to swiftly liberate Kuwait and crush Iraqi targets but at a high human cost. It recalls Cuba Bay of Pigs lessons and asks how many lives are traded for victory in war.
A compiled contact set for U S government officials including President George Bush at the White House 1600 Pennsylvania Ave Washington D C 20500 and lawmakers in Washington D C with office addresses and phone numbers for Sen Bob Dole Sen Nancy Kassebaum Rep Bob Whittaker State Sen Jim Allen State Rep Bettie Sue Shumway including Topeka office details and telephone lines.
An opinion piece compares the Biosphere II project to winter hunkering, noting eight researchers will seal themselves in two domes on three acres in Oracle Arizona for two years. It weighs the appeal and risks of shared living, mentions a German engineer’s attitude, and humorously warns of potential domestic disasters and biting political snoring.
A psychologist disputes Ms. Prue's critique of the STAR team shooting, arguing memory distortion, psychosis not mental illness, and that officers faced imminent danger. He supports the officers' restraint and confidence in the report by involved parties, while labeling the tragedy as avoidable. He notes de escalation is limited by the subject's psychosis and emphasizes empathy for officers.
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