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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 2003
Page
2
A satirical look at a litigation boom and anti spam bills notes Americans file over 100 million suits yearly and mocks frivolous claims. It argues overreach, jokes about damages for spam and contemplates legal responses while naming Sean Carter as the author.
Jeanny Sharp outlines a push to make Ottawa a true college town by aligning city planning with Ottawa University and Neosho County Community College. Proposals include late opening merchants, joint library on campus, walkable corridors, and education-focused redevelopment to attract culture, higher incomes, and better employment.
A fragmented OCR list provides addresses and phone numbers for U S President George Bush U S Senators Pat Roberts Sam Brownback and others in Topeka and Washington D C including House delegates Jim Ryun Tom Holland Bill Feverbom Joe Humerickhouse Stanley Dreher and the Governor of Kansas.
Steve Steele of Ottawa writes angrily about a front page antiwar piece. He contends the newspaper should back troops and refrain from publishing criticism, arguing that Americans died in wars to defend freedoms. He suggests trading protesters and Iraq’s population for peace.
Steve Steele reports from Ottawa on how a Readers' Forum influence is seen domestically and abroad, noting public opinion shifts and potential policy echoes in international forums. Local readers' reactions and viewpoints illustrate the broader impact on discourse and diplomacy.
The writer questions mass antiwar protests and argues war is needed to prevent Saddam Hussein arming terrorists and harming Americans. They claim disarming Iraq protects the world, warn that feeding Iraq could invite slaughter, and suggest the public would oppose war if given more information.
Poem urging perseverance and prayer for troops overseas. It calls readers to keep faith, think of soldiers, and trust God to carry them through until the fighting ends and they return home to walk tall and grateful for life.
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