Truths that linger in Ottawa race bias and taunts
Cleon Rickel argues that civil rights progress remains incomplete as Ottawa faces a racial discrimination suit and taunting of a black adopted child. He notes persistent stereotypes and profiling across races, urging neighborly civility while rejecting political correctness.
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Hemisphere free trade push advances despite U S skepticism
Editors note that 34 democracies met in Santiago to move toward a free trade zone of the Americas despite U S hesitation over fast track authority. The combined economies total 9 trillion dollars with nearly 800 million people, signaling broad regional stakes and possible U S leadership being sidestepped.
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Recess Advocates Say Play Boosts Learning and Health
Kathleen Parker argues that frequent recess improves brain function, grades, and long-term outcomes for children. She criticizes educrats and parents who push constant academics and pills, urging schools in Atlanta and Jefferson County to restore outdoor play.
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Board of Healing Arts Faces Split Over Professions
Opinion piece argues for maintaining a single regulatory board for healing professions in Kansas. It cautions that self regulation can protect against competition, while noting the benefits of cross training between doctors and chiropractors. It suggests preserving shared oversight to keep standards high and protect the public.
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Reader Forum opinion on Ottawa BOE and teachers union critique
A reader criticizes Sam Sheldon's Saturday article on educational improvement, arguing he attacks teachers and the union without evidence. The letter defends teachers, praises local advocates like Mr Buick and recalls public sentiment favoring action, cites district spending concerns and potential recall, and warns against divisive union rhetoric.
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