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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1996
Page
2
CIS Uniform dress is the fashion sensation sweeping the nation with four Wichita schools requiring or recommending uniforms. Navy bottoms white collars lack logos are standard with winter sweaters optional. Proponents say uniforms cut fashion distractions and foster unity safety and better behavior.
The American Cancer Society sold exclusive endorsements to NicoDerm makers and Florida Orange Juice, a move critics say risks credibility and may backfire if rivals offer better patches. Advocates urge a nonexclusive approach like the ADA, keeping focus on cancer prevention rather than product endorsements.
Editorial page offers multiple viewpoints on issues, noting that opinions expressed are not necessarily the Herald's. It frames guest voices as independent contributors while maintaining the paper's editorial boundary.
A Colorado Springs visit exposes Cripple Creek as a modern casino town with row after row of slot machines and few services beyond gambling. The author notes economic leakage to big gaming firms, fading historic character, and limited local benefit from expansion.
A compiled contact directory for federal and state leaders in Kansas including the White House and Topeka offices. It lists addresses, phone numbers, and emails or web links for President Bill Clinton, Senators Frahm and Kassebaum, Rep. Sam Brownback, Governor Bill Graves, Attorney General Carla Stovall, Insurance Commissioner Kathleen Sebelius, and several state representatives and senators.
The American Lung Association of Kansas supports the FDA final rule restricting tobacco marketing to youth. The plan gaps youth access, bans outdoor ads near schools, requires white-on-black ads in youth readers, bans branded caps, bars brand sponsorships, and funds public education to deter teen smoking.
The Mid-Continent Council announces a new scouting year with troop formation and active recruitment for girls and volunteers. It notes the 85th anniversary, invites former Girl Scouts and volunteers, and thanks current leaders for a strong start.
Readers are invited to send opinions to the Reader Forum and must include a hand signed letter with the author's address and telephone number. Long letters may be edited for space.
The column mocks Dick Morris for lies and damage control while detailing his ties with a $12,000 Star diary, calls him a genius prone to bragging, and argues his career may survive his personal scandal. It questions public fascination with his sex life and media coverage.
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