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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 2003
Page
2
Jeanny Sharp argues new HIPAA standards overreach by forcing written patient authorizations for prescription pickups and disclosures. She warns of impractical bans on drug names, required soundproof counseling, and delays affecting hospitals clergy media and families during critical conditions.
Readers are offered varied opinion pieces labeled as guest editorials. Views expressed are not necessarily those of The Herald or its editor, providing diverse perspectives within the newspaper’s opinion section.
Donald Kaul writes on Daniel Patrick Moynihan a rare thoughtful senator from New York who shaped policy on traffic safety welfare reform and foreign affairs He recalls his forward thinking clashes with political peers and his wary stance on Iraq highlighting a voice now gone from Washington and public life.
A compact roll of officials including U.S. President George Bush in Washington D C, U.S. Senators Pat Roberts and Sam Brownback in their Hart offices, U.S. Rep Jim Ryun, and Kansas Governor Kathleen Sebelius. Also listed are Kansas State Senator Robert Tyson and State Representatives Tom Holland Bill Feverbom Joe Humesickhouse Stanley Dreher with Topeka State Capitol addresses and office phone numbers.
A reader writes about the recent Ottawa election, noting surprise that all three incumbents were reelected amid public discontent over the new police station project. The author argues voters must elect officials willing to go the extra mile to enact change for Ottawa.
A truck driver criticizes city trips to other cities, urges tax relief, and argues Ottawa residents’ opinions are ignored. He cites Los Angeles as an example and urges commissioners to prioritize citizens’ needs and curb spending.
Reader thanks staff for lighthearted April 9 front page photo despite world news. Compliment highlights humorous, fourth-page image and appreciation for the paper's playful tone. Mentions Rev. Dr. James R. tied Ottawa.
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