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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 2005
Page
2
A 1781 quotation from Thomas Jefferson states that belief or disbelief in gods harms no one, adding that such words neither take money from him nor injure him, illustrating early defense of religious liberty and free expression.
Paper filing rush ends as Kansans are urged to e file with many benefits. More than half of filers used electronic filing this year up seven percent from last year. IRS reports faster refunds and accuracy with direct deposit. Last minute filing remains common with help hotlines and local guidance available.
The message presents the core protections of the First Amendment including religion establishment free exercise freedom of speech and press assembly and petition. It emphasizes limits on federal power and the right to seek government redress.
Gov Kathleen Sebelius and state lawmakers provide addresses rooms and phone numbers for Topeka Capitol offices. Includes Sen Pat Apple Derek Schmidt Reps Tom Holland Bill Feuerborn Joe Humerickhouse Bill Otto with contact lines and email form links.
A rough, confessional piece by Mark Morrisey in Ottawa recounts past pranks involving bombs and explosives from his youth, referencing Orange County, I Spy, and campus dorms. The author claims mischief and a long history of provocative remarks, while prompting debate about safety and accountability.
Rich Lowry argues Democrats oppose John Bolton’s U N tenure, framing him as too unilateral, yet he highlights Bolton’s career as a multilateralist. The piece defends Bolton’s approach, noting his work on GCC resolutions, nonproliferation initiatives, and the Proliferation Security Initiative while criticizing Democratic views.
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