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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1996
Page
2
Kansas lawmakers push health reform by requiring insurance to cover at least 48 hours after birth, ending 24 hour discharges. The measure aims to protect mother and baby during the critical early days, while addressing mental health coverage with equal cost limits. Congress pursues a gradual, incremental reform path with mixed scope.
The Topeka Capital-Journal argues for transparency in juvenile cases citing a 12-year-old babysitter implicated in a death. It contends secrecy harms public awareness and stresses that violent crimes by youths deserve scrutiny rather than confidentiality.
A note stating that guest editorials provide diverse views and that opinions may not reflect The Herald’s editor. It emphasizes independence of guest contributors and separates their viewpoint from the newspaper’s official stance.
A father recounts a solo weekend with his one year old son William. He battles restless energy, constant noises, and driving backseat entertainment, improvising trips to Burger King, a sister, a nursery, and a tractor show to stay sane. He concludes he has earned “Super Dad” status if his son remains amused by his noisy repertoire.
Readers note a mass mailed attack by Jill Docking on Rep. Sam Brownback. The letter misstates votes on education and Medicare and accuses the president of budget gridlock. It defends EPA standards and criticizes earned income credits while urging Brownback’s Senate run.
A Garnett reader responds to Monday’s editorial criticizing budget deficits and Clinton era promises. The letter questions how funds will be paid, protests recent changes, and notes subscriber renewal if editors depart. The exchange highlights reader concern over editorial direction and fiscal policy.
Readers invited to submit opinions to the forum and are asked to include full signature with address and telephone number. Long letters may be edited for space.
La Repubblica reports Bosnia held free elections after four years of war. Winners must now govern toward real democracy, offering space for diverse expressions, while the West reconsiders its diplomacy and involvement in the region.
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