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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1997

Page

2

Wyandotte tribe plans bingo parlor over Kansas City cemetery

The Wyandotte Tribe of Oklahoma announced a 4 to 5 million dollar plan to build a bingo parlor on pillars over Huron Cemetery in downtown Kansas City Kansas, a move opposed by Kansas Wyandots and state officials cites sovereignty and burial rights amid broader fights over tribal gaming and land disputes.

Oklahoma Huron Cemetery Kansas City Kan Kansas Sam Brownback Bill Graves Oklahoma Tribe Woodlands Wyandottes

The Power of the Humanities and College Advice

Duane Schrag reflects on a life shaped by an English teacher's provocative lesson and Earl Sharris's view that humanities distinguish the rich from the poor. He recalls college as transformative, urging his son to pursue broad learning in art, poetry, philosophy, and reasoning for lasting power in life.

Duane Schrag Ingleby Harper’s Earl Sharris Mr. Ingleby Sherris

Cash-for-access scandal exposes Washington campaign finance

An account of Roger Tamraz’s Senate hearing reveals how big donors buy access to White House officials and influence policy. The piece argues the real scandal is legal bribery, with both parties benefiting from large contributions while insiders deny policy changes result.

Ashington Roger Tamraz Washington Clinton Clinton White House National Security Council Tamraz Sen Fred Thompson White House Central Asia Richard J. Durbin Jimmy Carter Roger Joseph Lieberman D-Conn Lieberman Washington Post Tom Delay Texas Clinton-Gore Tamar Senate Trent Lott

Oppose fast track NAFTA expansion and defend Congress

The author argues against President Clinton seeking fast track authority to expand NAFTA. It claims constitutional duty rests with Congress, cites past NAFTA failures, and accuses Clinton of serving multinational corporate interests. The piece portrays expansion as harmful to American workers, environment, and national sovereignty.

Clinton Congress Washington Yiat Clinton Mexico Canada NAFTA United States Winston America

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