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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1995
Page
3
The piece argues 20 000 U S troops for Bosnia are ill defined and risky. It questions public understanding and demands clearer stakes, noting Congress approval is not required and warning of hollow promises and a fragile basis for lasting peace.
The piece argues Clinton pursues a leftist, internationalist Cuba policy while promising tightening of the embargo. It claims his actions—news bureaus in Havana, student travel, and looser controls—undermine U.S. interests, bolster Castro with propaganda and hard currency, and threaten American security. It contrasts Clinton with a tougher stance and calls for U.S. pressure and a coup toward democratic elections.
A compiled contact directory for Kansas federal and state officials including addresses in Washington D C and Topeka. It lists President Bill Clinton U S Senators Bob Dole and Nancy Kassebaum Brownback and state leaders Gov Bill Graves Attorney General Carla Stovall and others with phone numbers and offices.
The Franklin County Historical Society expresses gratitude for public response to Ben Park's family designating the FCHS as a memorial. Donations total 3055 with more coming, supporting the depot renovation capital campaign and the museum's artifact collection.
Martha and Doc White thank a red and white Ford driver who offered help after their small dog Missy was killed at Highland Cemetery on October 9, 1995. They criticize a blue green Corsica driver who failed to stop after speeding near the cemetery, express heartbreak, and praise local residents for support in burying Missy at Ottawa Pet Cemetery.
Cindy Earnshaw writes Frank M. Davis of the Behavioral Sciences Regulatory Board questioning lack of written investigator conclusions, alleging therapist misconduct and harm, and accusing the board of refusal to engage with her testimony as an autistic woman. She urges public scrutiny of professional accountability in a Pomona context.
The Herald guest editors discuss a proposed constitutional limit on state county and local spending tied to Kansans personal income. They warn such feel good gimmicks backfire when courts require new facilities or tax refunds. They note past federal cuts shift costs to states and suggest bond funding mortgages the future. Great Bend Tribune
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