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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1994

Page

3

Healthier nation linked to politics and health trends

Editorial notes that nationwide health improves with education and lifestyle changes. It cites Northwestern National Life Insurance Co ranking states on 17 health stats, naming Minnesota and Louisiana as outliers, and mentions reductions in smoking and traffic fatalities, plus rising seat belt use and diet awareness.

Kansas Colorado Nebraska New Hampshire Northwestern National Life Insurance Co Minnesota Louisiana

Editorial view of attorney general race challenges stereotypes

Guest editors argue that the attorney general's role is limited to interpreting and enforcing current laws rather than creating new ones or changing punishments. The piece urges candidates to discuss real duties and enforcement rather than sensational crime rhetoric.

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No Kidding by Karl A Van Asselt headstone inscriptions

A World Features Syndicate piece lists understated headstone inscriptions for notable figures including H D Thoreau Louisa May Alcott Scott Joplin Sarah Bernhardt and Florence Nightingale with a quirky note about Gail Borden buried beneath a granite milk can.

H.D. Thoreau Louisa May Alcott L.mla Scott Joplin Sarah Bernhardt Bernhardt Florence Nightingale F.N x-Gail Borden World Features Syndicate

It's Your Quarter on Workers Insurance and Costs

Readers discuss employer worker's compensation insurance responsibilities and the high costs of housing COF clients. The forum invites opinions, noting small employers should carry insurance to protect employees and criticizing bureaucrats over housing costs. Call 242-4700 to add thoughts.

Johnson County TV ad stirs crossborder tax debate

A governor hopeful in Johnson County walks along State Line Kansas city border in a campaign spot arguing to repeal a 30 million tax on construction labor. The piece links taxes to local growth, while critics warn ads distort policy and economics.

Johnson County State Line Kansas Missouri Kansas City Neil Newhouse

Letter on liquor by the drink and community impact

The writer argues against liquor by the drink, citing health, safety, and social costs from extensive statistics. He contends only liquor-serving businesses gain financially while the broader community bears economic and social losses, urging caution about policy change. ROBERT DETWILER 723 W. 10th

San Robert Detwiler

Letters to the Editor Guidelines

Readers are urged to submit signed letters with the writer’s address and a telephone number for verification. Unsigned letters will not be published to maintain accountability and authenticity.

Contact details for Kansas and federal officials

A reader note lists contact information for U S Senator Bob Dole and Senator Nancy Kagsebaum in Washington. It also provides addresses and phones for Governor Joan Finney Attorney General Bob Stephan and Insurance Commissioner Ron Todd in Topeka.

U.S Bob Dole Hart Senate Washington, D.C Fox Nancy Kagsebaum Russell Senate Joan Finney State Capitol Topeka Bob Stephan Judicial Center Ron Todd Southwest 9Th

Five New Homes Planned at Cost of 973000

The text argues COF plans to build five homes for 973000 with luxury features and high profits. It criticizes administration costs and questions price efficiency, suggesting 10 to 12 houses could be built for the same amount. It notes Farm Bureau support for Republican candidates and references Geo Bush, Clinton, and Oliver North in a satirical war scenario.

U.S San Diego Calif COF Farm Bureau Geo. Bush Clinton Oliver North

Allied Forces Capture Mont Cerere and Push on Italian Front

Forces from South Africa’s 6th Armored Division seize Monte Cerere and advance to Monte Grande on the western Italian front while Indian troops in Britain's 6th Army push across the Savio River near Falcino and Roversano. U S troops drive Germans from Bruyeres in France as British forces occupy Mohnyin in Burma and seize large Japanese ammo dumps.

6Th Armored Captu Monte Cerere Monte Grande Britain 6Th Army Savio River Falcino Roversano U.S Bruyeres France Burma Mohnyin

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