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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1998
Page
2
A Lawrence columnist profiles a Kansas City flight passenger juggling two homes and two offices. The woman, a manager of employees, reveals long hours, guilt when away from family, and a circular work life that leaves little time for rest, vacations, or quality home life.
The piece argues for a $3.9 billion Republican emergency aid package to assist ailing farmers facing low grain prices, poor storage, weather and disease, while opposing reversing Freedom to Farm reforms and endorsing export expansion as a long term solution.
Guest editorials present a range of opinions for readers while clarifying that views may not reflect The Herald editorial stance. The piece notes the opportunity for reader engagement and independent interpretation of issues.
A concise roster of key government contacts including President Bill Clinton at the White House and U S senators Pat Roberts and Sam Brownback, plus U S Representative Jim Ryun, Governor Bill Graves, Attorney General Carla Stovall, and Insurance Commissioner Kathleen Sebelius with addresses and phone numbers for Washington DC and Kansas offices.
Palestinian Knesset member Azmi Bashara argues Israel confiscated assets and land from Palestinians, likening Israel to an apartheid state. He cites unequal education funding, limited Arab employment, travel restrictions, and denial of Palestinian sovereignty, urging a class action for compensation.
Karen Niehoff thanks the Back to the 60s Night organizers and Franklin County businesses for a successful homemade ice cream sale. Bud Taylor Rentmasters donated canopy tables and coolers, the Extension Office supplied ice, L and M Catering bowls spoons and scoops, and Dairy Queen provided bowls. The note lauds small town generosity.
The Observer questions political morality standards as Henry Hyde faces scrutiny over a past affair while Bill Clinton's alleged perjury sparks a strong defense of truth testing in the justice system. The Gazette urges not to let past private acts derail public service, noting Fifth Amendment rights and the seriousness of oath violations.
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