Downtown Ottawa Revitalization Brings New Apartments at First and Main
The Star Development plans 800 square foot apartments in the former Otasco building at First and Main as part of downtown revitalization. Rents range from 525 to 575 dollars, with open house planned later this month. The piece urges naming the building to reflect Ottawa history and seeks public votes with comments due Friday for Saturday’s Weekend edition.
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Political Contacts for Kansas Leaders and Senators
A compilation lists addresses and phone numbers for President George Bush and U S Senators Pat Roberts Sam Brownback and Gov Kathleen Sebelius, plus U S Rep Jim Ryun. It provides Washington D C office locations and state capitol contact details for Kansas officials.
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Human rights groups on Iraq and the silence problem
Richard Pollock of the Cato Institute argues that major anti-war and human rights groups like Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch largely ignore Iraqi civilian abuses. He cites Amnesty and HRW critiques of US and Iraqi actions, accusing them of bias, selective outrage, and a failure to hold Baghdad to account while embassying anti-war activism.
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International Answer
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Fear as a Driving Force in Human Behavior
The text discusses fear as a powerful motivator shaping thoughts and actions from childhood, where imagined dangers like the boogeyman influence perception, and notes how this imagery often persists into later life.
Boogeyman fear debate raised in Readers Forum
George Stewart of Ottawa asks readers to judge whether terrorism, weapons of mass destruction, or their own government is the real boogeyman fueling fear since 9/11. He argues fear shapes behavior and questions government use of alert color codes and war actions.
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