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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 2004
Page
2
Quote from U.S. Supreme Court Justice Owen J. Roberts, 1939, asserts that streets and parks are immemorially held for public use. They belong to the people and serve to assemble, communicate ideas, and discuss public questions.
The Salina Journal reports two journalists were ordered to erase recordings of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia speaking in Hattiesburg Mississippi. A deputy marshal seized devices and erased tapes, prompting protest from news groups. Scalia later set coverage guidelines for his events.
Guest editorials publish reader perspectives with a disclaimer that views do not necessarily reflect The Herald or its editors. The piece signals the newspaper welcomes diverse opinions while maintaining editorial boundaries.
Readers are invited to send hand signed letters with address and phone number to Reader Forum The Ottawa Herald 104 S Cedar Ottawa KS 66067 or email letters ottawaherald.com Submissions must be no longer than 400 words and may be edited for space.
Kansas officials and university economists debate the current economy amid strong corporate income tax receipts yet weak job growth. Forecasters warn signs are unclear while lawmakers prepare a revenue outlook for schools, universities, and services.
Charley Reese urges the press to end deference to the Pentagon and to report accurately from Iraq. He argues journalists should cover daily soldier life and civilian impact, criticize censorship, and seek access beyond the Green Zone. He contends Iraq occupation facts are worse than official lines indicate.
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