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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 2005
Page
2
William Kennedy in 2004 notes an ongoing communal drive across American media print and broadcast to ferret out truth and expose deception. The remark underscores a collective effort to uncover accurate reporting amid evolving news landscapes.
Kansas communities already permit Sunday liquor sales via loopholes and courts have supported them. Lawmakers may act after a three week recess with a hearing set for April 26. The issue centers on modernizing rules and balancing universal law with local opt out or opt in options.
The Kansas vote inserts religion into the state constitution and grants the government power to deny rights to citizens. As of April 5 marriage is a contract, not a sacrament, restricted to heterosexual couples through a state wedding ceremony. The measure sparks constitutional tension and questions about religious freedom and civil protections.
Charley Reese argues for shifting US focus to scientists and engineers, warns that immigration and free trade threaten manufacturing and wages, criticizes government and border security policies, and calls for greater support for industry. The piece ends with a note to write to Reese at a Orlando address.
Sean Carter argues that gay marriage will become legal nationwide, noting state constitutional bans are ineffective, undone by federal equal protection rulings. He cites Kansas joining bans and predicts Alabama, South Dakota, Tennessee follow, while urging acceptance and warning against futile opposition.
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