Republicans push to release Clinton grand jury video
GOP leaders push to publish the videotaped testimony given by President Clinton to the grand jury, arguing public interest while Democrats warn the move breaches secrecy. Critics say airing the testimony could weaponize personal matters and erode grand jury protections, risking political tit-for-tat.
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Kenneth Starr
Starr
House
Clinton
White House
Monica Lewinsky
Starr Grand Jury
Reader Forum Guidelines and Submissions Rules
Readers may submit opinions to the Reader Forum but must be hand signed with the author’s address and phone number. Submissions should not exceed 500 words.
Truth, lies, and a president a reader recalls
Kathleen Parker reflects on honesty from childhood to the Clinton era. She contrasts a father’s strict truth telling with a president’s lies, arguing that Clinton must face real consequences to teach future generations the value of truth.
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Bill Clinton
George Washington
United States
Tommy
Clinton
America
Sean
Lewinsky
Kathleen Parker
Orlando Sentinel
Kparkers
Mindspring.com
Pomona family's letter questions sheriff raid and press coverage
A Pomona family objects to a Franklin County sheriff raid on their home over lottery ticket theft linked to a store break-in. They criticize police actions, the arrest of their older son, and a Ottawa Herald report, urging fair treatment and accurate reporting.
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Franklin County
Pomona
Pomona High School
Ottawa Herald
Government contact list for public officials and offices
A compiled set of contact details for top government figures including President Bill Clinton, U.S. Senators Pat Roberts Sam Brownback and Jim Ryun, and Kansas Governor Bill Graves. It provides White House, Senate, Topeka and district office addresses, phone numbers, and a presidential comment line.
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Bill Clinton
White House
Pennsylvania Ave
Washington, DC
E. Quincy
Topeka
U.S
Sam Brownback
Senate
Washington
D.C
Reader Forum Urges Controlled Breeding to Curb Shelter Euthanizations
Sharon Munk argues that licensed breeders and regulated facilities reduce shelter euthanasia by ensuring healthy, well cared for puppies. She urges buying only from responsible sources or adopting, urges neutering, and claims proper kennel sizes, lighting, and transport rules protect animals.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Thun
Sharon Munk Menlo
George Wallace’s 1968 Peoria crowd and federal critique
The piece recalls George Wallace’s 1968 campaign rhetoric in Peoria, noting his plan to target Communists, oust officials, and curb dissent. It contrasts his mob‑firing skill with weaker national success, mentioning his repeated attempts at national office and eventual decline in popularity.
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Treagbn
Alabama
Ketan Tepe
Timge
George Wallace
Guest editorials offer reader variety of opinion
Editorial notes state that guest pieces express views not necessarily shared by The Herald's editors. The notice clarifies opinions may differ from the newspaper's official stance.
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