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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1992

Page

3

Ottawa hosts busy pre election candidate forum night

In Ottawa local and state races take center stage Tuesday with a forum at Ottawa Middle School featuring U S Senator Nancy Kassebaum and two congressional candidates plus a parade of aspirants. Jim Slattery and Jim Van Slyke headline the event after daytime appearances at Fashion Inc and Ottawa Retirement Village, followed by a Shumway home reception.

U.S Ottawa Middle School George Bush Bill Clinton Ross Perot East Lansing Mich Nancy Kassebaum First Methodist Church Kassebaum Bob Dole First Methodist Jim Slattery Ottawa Iola Fashion Inc W. 15Th Courthouse Square Main Streets Keith Bettie Sue Shumway Ash Slattery Jim van Slyke Topeka OMS Franklin County

Parents urged to scrutinize QPA in school policy debate

A reader urges vigilance on QPA, condemns state overreach, and criticizes curriculum changes that push attitudes over academics. The letter cites a lack of parental input at a recent USC 287 session with Dr Paul Adams and Kathy Boyer, argues for higher academic standards, and calls for public involvement.

Stan Wollard U.S.C. 287 Paul Adams State Board of Education Kathy Boyer Dr. Adams West Franklin Berta Eichenberger Riley Road Pomona

Commentary on presidential debates in St Louis analysis

Washington reports describe Bush Clinton and Perot trading lines in a tense St Louis debate. The piece notes Bush's defensiveness over McCarthy echoes and his Baker domestic policy push, while Perot injects sharp images about drug legalization. It closes by predicting debates may ease post-election tension as November nears.

Washington St. Louis Bush Clinton Joe McCarthy Prescott Bush Ross Perot Daniel Webster Perot Japan James Baker Richard Nixon Baker America Rich Bond GOP Larry King Oxford Moscow Vietnam Herald Quayle

Letters on women children not just economic commodities

Aston Oglesby argues abortion drives most economic woes by reducing women and children to commodities. The letter questions capitalism’s fairness, citing homelessness, unemployment, health care, and low wages, and contends judging God by capitalism harms dignity.

Aston Oglesby Nenetheless Oglesby God Pastor Oglesby

Voters Consider Consolidation in Franklin County District

A reader questions political leadership and urges school consolidation across Pomona Williamsburg and Appanoose in West Franklin School District. The letter argues cost efficiency and a more unified education system may benefit students, noting incumbents’ yearly silence outside campaigns.

West Franklin U.S.C Pomona Williamsburg Appanoose

It's Your Quarter dialogue on roads and Clinton critique

A reader urges local action on county road maintenance and criticizes Governor Clinton. They call for commissioners to inspect roads, accuse the press of bias against Clinton, and propose political scenarios. The piece invites citizen input via a late night community dialogue line.

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