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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1992

Page

3

Release of Vietnam MIAs photos stirs skepticism in U S circles

Amid new photos and documents from Hanoi the debate over missing in action cases intensifies Dolores Apodaca Alfond of the National Alliance of Families warns that timing may be political and questions linger about when the men died Whether the latest release marks a genuine breakthrough remains disputed as families press for answers and closure.

Vietnam United States Dolores Apodaca Alfond National Alliance of Families For America Hanoi Alfond Pentagon George Bush U.S Bush

Bush supporters defend presidency amid deficit clashes

A reader letter praises George Bush and denounces Clinton and Perot for tax plans and deficit solutions. The writer mocks critics who want taxes on the wealthy, asserts Congress bears blame for deficits, and argues Bush offers stability while cautioning against Perot and Democratic missteps. The piece laments electing leaders who fear not winning.

Ottawa band and pep groups receive praise for festival

A reader thanks Ottawa High School for the band flag drill and cheer squads' efforts at football games parades and the Heart of America Marching Festival held October 17, 1992 in Lawrence. The event featured 26 high school bands at Kansas University stadium with judges and college scouts noting performances for potential scholarships.

OHS Heart of America Lawrence Kansas University HatsofloMr Brent Wheeler Chuck McMichael Samantha Black

Letters Endorse Candidates Sought by Oct 29 1992

The Herald invites letters endorsing political candidates with a Thursday deadline of October 29 1992. Typewritten submissions are preferred to ensure legibility.

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New York Senate Race Buzz Flows Through Manhattan

A caustic column dissects the Abrams and D Amato feud in New York politics. It notes Abrams, immigrant roots and Columbus Day parade absences, and D Amato’s blunt attacks. The piece highlights Italian-American voters, previous Ferraro scandal, and the race’s sharp name-calling dynamic.

New York Lucky Nim Times Square Bob Abrams Robert Abrams Manhattan Alfonso D'Amato Abrams Columbus Binghamton Geraldine Ferraro Mondale-Ferraro Ferraro Elizabeth Holtzman Saint Anita Holtzman One-Eyed Charlie Billy the Butcher D'Amato Bronx Senate Pat Moynihan Bart Simpson

Celebrate life not abortion in respond to teen crisis

A reader argues that life is sacred and urges support for crisis pregnancy services like the Light House in Kansas City Missouri. The letter condemns abortion as taking a life and warns against policies seen as increasing abortions, calling for celebration of life and responsible options. The writer cites personal experience, opinions on political figures, and support for anti abortion positions.

Light House East Meyer Boulevard Kansas City Franklin County Mr. Quayle Mr. Gore Clinton Planned Parenthood

Outrage Over Stockdale Debate and TV Image

An editorial argues judging leaders by character and leadership over appearance. It defends James Stockdale against critiques that he was outmatched or unfit, citing Lincoln and FDR as examples of leaders not chosen for TV appeal and urging Americans to value substance.

James Stockdale USA Today Quayle Perot Stockdale Abraham Lincoln Lincoln Fdr Franklin Delano Roosevelt America Trs

Marines React To White House Painting Quip

A reader voices strong disapproval of a political figure. The comment recalls Guadalcanal and Bougainville service and warns against painting the White House yellow, calling the act an unforgivable sin.

Guadalcanal Bougainville Slick Willie White House

Its Your Quarter column absent as city asks firefighters to collect trash

Readers respond in a community dialogue titled Its Your Quarter complaining about wasteful spending and political language. The note explains columnist Jim Hitch is on vacation and will return next week while inviting further thoughts by phone each evening and weekend.

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