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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1994
Page
3
The piece argues Graves and his wife benefit from family trusts tied to a Deadwood casino stock. Slattery contends public disclosure is vital to reveal any hidden agenda. It notes financial disclosure is a painful but necessary duty in campaigns and praises Graves for releasing information early.
Guest editorials note Nancy Kassebaum faces fire for diverging from party on the crime bill. A Rice County GOP leader warned that two reformist younger members risk party ruin. The piece argues Kansans elected an independent, representing multiple stripes, not strict GOP obedience.
Puzzle item lists seven questions with quirky facts and pop culture notes. It cites a seven letter word with five vowels sequoia the Louis XIV bathing frequency zero or one per year and a pope Adrian IV. It mentions the Alamo survivors and a continent without a glacier as Australia while noting a typographical error contol on Time magazine in 1983.
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New city resident expresses concern over high speeds in Ottawa and asks why police rarely issue speeding tickets. He cites safety worries for children and links it to a broader frustration with political viewpoints and religious tones in local discourse.
Letters discuss Waymire grocery closure employee employment, thank local workers James Rick and Dennis, debate liquor-by-the-drink bringing big restaurants to Ottawa, praise parents and teachers, ask about Tremont one way during school hours, and invite further input via phone line.
A barroom debate riffs on a supposed Haitian invasion, merging voodoo stereotypes with xenophobic warnings. The speakers claim 7 million Haitians could flood borders, touching on Clinton policy, fears of Cuba and Mexico, and imagined encounters with French Canadians, all voiced in a satirical, darkly humorous tone.
The essay argues that defense needs can change overnight while capabilities cannot, stressing that nations must maintain a credible deterrent. It warns that rapid shifts in intent, such as coups or new regimes, could alter threats within hours, and that only nuclear forces provide decisive early impact.
One site recalls a fierce last stand as German troops drive British paras from the Arnhem bridge. Allied armor and American paratroops push toward Nijmegen from the south while Indian troops enter San Marino on the eastern Italian front. Japanese resistance ends on Angaur in the Palau Islands.
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