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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1992
Page
3
A Kansas editorial critiques tax abatements and tax exempt bonds as hidden revenue losses. It argues taxpayers rarely vote on abatements, while gains and losses shift between communities and inflame human costs. The piece calls for reexamining tax exempt status across all categories including church property.
Editorials from Kansas papers urge the Chiefs to drop the tomahawk chop citing cultural disrespect and historic symbolism. The pieces condemn the organization for not addressing data and pressures behind a change and call for leadership from team owner Lamar Hunt.
A reflective piece argues that prayer cannot be banned in schools yet government written prayers should remain prohibited. It urges voluntary, non disruptive student prayer and stresses individual religious freedom, tolerance, and common sense to resolve the debate.
In a tense national dialog, critics press Clinton on his draft history while Bush faces scrutiny over Gulf War decisions. Polls show Clinton widening his lead, yet the draft issue persists as media analysis labels it simple and unresolved. Bush defends wartime choices amid ongoing controversy.
The piece argues negotiations will be protracted and contested. It notes Palestinians suffer under Israeli occupation and have little to offer, while Israelis press for land concessions and a staged path to sovereignty. Separate talks with Syria Lebanon and Jordan complicate the path to peace.
The readable fragments list several names and addresses for representatives and senators. Notable entries include Sen. Bob Dole at the Senate Office Building in Washington DC with a listed phone, State Rep. and State Senator from Kansas with Topeka addresses, and other offices in Washington and local areas.
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