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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1999
Page
3
A 14-year-old rape survivor in Arizona faces a late-term abortion as courts fight over whether Arizona can authorize or deny out-of-state treatment. The piece critiques foster care inadequacies and advocates for compassionate guardianship and child protection.
The Herald presents guest editorials to offer diverse viewpoints. Views expressed are not necessarily those of The Herald or its editor.
Franklin County American Red Cross hosts Bloodmobile on September 7 1999 from noon to 6 PM at Lutherans Church 316 E 12th Ottawa inviting donors. Call 242-7968 for an appointment. After donation attendees may enjoy a sandwich chips cookies juice or tea.
AARP urges Congress to use budget surplus prudently to strengthen Social Security and Medicare, fund a prescription drug benefit for all Medicare beneficiaries, and shield older Americans from rising drug costs. The call emphasizes protecting health and financial security for current seniors and future retirees amid fiscal decisions.
Readers are invited to submit opinions to the Reader Forum at The Ottawa Herald in Ottawa Kansas. Each letter must be hand signed and include the author’s address and telephone number and should not exceed 500 words.
A list of contact addresses and phone numbers for President Bill Clinton senators and representatives, and state officials in Topeka and Washington. It includes White House, Senate offices Pat Roberts Sam Brownback Jie Yuo, and Gov. Bill Graves, with incomplete entries and fragmented email-like domains.
Ottawan physician Dr. Bud Gollier weighs in on the Kansas state Board of Education decision that de-emphasized Darwin in curriculum, arguing science must guide teaching, while religion belongs at home. He criticizes politicization and supports local boards following professional educators’ recommendations.
The piece notes former president Bill Clinton's death at 84 in his boyhood home and centers on Kenneth Starr insisting the probe into Clinton continues. It reflects on Starr's anti Clinton rhetoric, political maneuvering, public distrust of leaders, and a memorial amid mixed reactions. Elvis appears as a mysterious saxophonist outside the service.
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