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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1992
Page
4
The piece critiques Bush and Clinton ad blitzes claiming job promises and tax vs spender debates. It notes skepticism toward both parties ability to fund or reduce debt, cites doubling the national debt from under 1 trillion to about 4 trillion, and describes job losses, job-lock, and voter demand for clear programs amid costly campaigns.
A critique of Democrat and Republican conventions as pre scripted shows with journalists and executives detached from daily life. The author argues leaders mislead the public amid a $4 trillion debt, massive deficits, and job losses, warning of a looming crisis and the vulnerable state of American workers.
The Ottawa Community Arts Council gallery hosts the Richard Nelson Outdoor Show featuring carved fish decoys and wildlife figures. Nelson, a Zimmerman Minnesota carver, offers about 35 of his pieces for sale along with two prints, with hours 9:30-11:30 a.m. and 2-5 p.m. Tuesday through Friday and a public reception September 18 at 6 p.m.
Letter writer questions why a Bible Baptist Church ad appeared in a column and accuses the paper of skirting ad costs. He mocks the use of King James language, cites opinions on crime and employment, and pledges to send a future reader to the church, ending with archaic phrasing.
A reader endorses Mr. Detwiler's view in the paper promoting Christian faith as the path to freedom with forgiveness through Jesus Christ. The note also touches on hospital funding, tax concerns, and mentions the Hitching Post topic about Southwestern Bell Caller ID on August 28 and suggests a local debt frustration.
A reader critiques Caller ID as privacy invading and worries about safety for witnesses and private numbers being exposed. The letter advocates uniform dress in schools to ease peer pressure and questions liberal media bias while inviting community dialogue via a phone line.
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