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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1999
Page
2
A garbled OCR snippet mentions a death with incomplete names and dates, yielding minimal readable facts and no clear identity or event details.
Kansas columnist David Awbrey mocks Sam Brownback as a moral crusader while praising his stance against violence in media. The Ottawa Herald editorial argues violence in TV movies and games shapes behavior, urges accountability, and supports public pressure over legislation.
The Kansas governor said in Lawrence he would take a cabinet job if President Bush offers it after next year’s election. Graves and his wife Linda discussed moving to Washington, and he praised Bush as a friend while targeting Kansas education board reform. The piece also comments on national debates over managed care and campaign finance, and reflects on East Timor coverage.
Charley Reese warns the Panama Canal will exit American control on December 31 after a Carter era treaty. He cites Sen. Trent Lott on a Panamanian contract with a Chinese firm and argues naval power and sea routes remain crucial for U S security. The piece critiques Carter policy and Eisenhower's behind the scenes strength.
A critical editorial argues Senator Sam Brownback misuses Senate power by pursuing a media morality panel while urging him to tackle broader U.S. policy. It highlights environment, Indonesia, family support, campaign reform, health care, and agriculture policy as moral priorities for bipartisan impact.
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