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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1990
Page
3
An editorial argues the 1990 U S Census shows flaws that will recur, wasting funds and inflating data used by politicians. It warns the next census could worsen if reforms aren’t found, urging the government to fix processes within the decade.
The piece argues that global stock declines since Iraq's invasion of Kuwait stem from more than war fears. It highlights oil price pressures, investor uncertainty, and the need for a coherent long term economic plan as markets pull back and the U.S. faces oil price volatility amid potential Persian Gulf conflict.
A list of officials including President George Bush at The White House 1600 Pennsylvania Ave Washington DC 20500 and Senators Hob Dole Nancy Kassebaum and others with Washington DC office addresses and phone numbers. state lawmakers in Topeka Kansas also listed with room numbers and contact lines.
Herald editor Jim Hitch recalls 85 year old William Fine and his transplanted bald cypress at Ransom Memorial Hospital. The piece compares Ottawa’s bald cypress trees, notes their resilience amid unusual weather, and warns residents against overwatering mature trees ahead of fall to avoid forcing them out of dormancy. It also profiles several notable trees around Ottawa and mentions insects and environmental stresses affecting local flora.
Music writer Dave Ranney reflects on Stevie Ray Vaughan's impact shaping the blues after his 1980s rise and 1990s death. Vaughan revived interest in classic blues artists, influencing global scenes and motivating substance abuse awareness through his songs and Austin City Limits performances.
A guest opinion in The Daily Kansan argues parents must lead safety education on railroad trespassing. The letter notes the risk of death or severe injury from trains at any speed and questions a six year old and companions on tracks, urging parental supervision and track safety lessons.
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