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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 2005
Page
2
Americans display a paradoxical bond with the culture they have built. They buy watch and read it while simultaneously condemning or distorting it. The remark highlights a national pattern of engagement and skepticism toward popular culture.
Despite windy damp weather Ottawa marks Arbor Day with a 12 30 p m ceremony at Garfield Elementary School honoring Kali Hinman for winning the poster contest. A dedication at Kanza Park features three crabapple trees while redbuds go in at the U S 59 site and veterans of Forest Park display state champion oaks and other mature trees.
The excerpt repeats the First Amendment declaration prohibiting government establishment of religion or restriction of religious free exercise, and protecting freedom of speech press assembly and the right to petition the government. It emphasizes core civil liberties central to democratic rights.
Kansas lawmakers return for a wrap-up session as the Supreme Court delays school finance rulings. A shift places the burden on the state to prove a suitable education funding provision, with briefs due by May 5 and a court appearance set for 11. The package includes tax increment financing for a major motor sports complex, a math and science teacher scholarship program, and a veterans records grants bill. A new Health Policy Authority is proposed, and the Sheriff Matt Samuels Act aims to curb meth production by restricting pseudoephedrine access. Pat Apple notes ongoing discussions and urges updates via his Senate site.
Rich Lowry argues liberals now embrace procedural obstruction once used by the Mississippi segregationist James Eastland to block civil rights. He cites No Child Left Behind debates, states rights anxieties, and the nuclear option, framing filibuster rhetoric as a longstanding partisan weapon and warning of hypocrisy.
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