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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1990
Page
3
Kansagom High activities director Nelson Hartman argues extracurriculars are valuable but must occur outside classroom time. He contends high school should prepare students for the real world, where work and activities compete for attention, requiring prioritization and sacrifices.
The authors defend DPS officers involved in an arson case dismissed story. They deny being upset with the officers and criticize department management. They insist the responsibility lies with the department head for proper notice handling. Letter writers MJ and RH from LeBeck detail concerns about administration.
A list provides mailing addresses and phone numbers for President George Bush The White House Sen Bob Dole Sen Nancy Kassebaum Rep Bob Whittaker State Senator Jim Allen and State Representative Bettle Sue Shumway with corresponding offices in Washington DC Topeka Kansas and Topeka postal zones for citizen inquiries and official correspondence.
The author criticizes Mike Hayden and Joan Finney for relying on experience over ideas. He opposes sales taxes, argues property and income taxes are preferable, and questions both candidates plans to raise or restructure taxes. He warns of hidden costs and urges concrete fixes within 45 days.
A column on secrets and secrecy spans Gen. Michael J. Dugans firing and the broader urge to share hidden knowledge. It argues people believe secret insights, chase prestige, and risk breaking confidences for small personal gain. It ends with the line about promising not to tell a soul.
An affidavit cites a $150 million aggregate loss from Franklin Savings Association’s hedging program and blasts the OTS and RTC for what the author calls a bizarre spending spree. It notes disputed write downs, document removals, and controversy over John L. Carr’s six months of pay, urging taxpayers to pressure elected representatives during an election year.
The notice urges readers to submit signed letters with the writer’s address and a telephone number for verification. It states unsigned letters will not be published and emphasizes the need for contact details to expedite verification.
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