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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 2008
Page
2
Guest editorial argues against a federal gasoline and diesel tax holiday from Memorial Day to Labor Day. It notes gasoline tax of 18 cents and diesel 24 cents, cites price spikes, and warns that tax cuts merely mask road funding needs. Urges Congress to close loopholes instead.
A note clarifies that guest editorials reflect readers views not The Herald or its editor.
The First Amendment restricts Congress from establishing religion or prohibiting its free exercise, and protects freedom of speech and of the press as well as the right to assemble peaceably and to petition the government for redress of grievances.
An Ottawa University alumna condemns the firing of baseball coach Jarrod Titus after fourteen years of success, noting his impact on recruitment, graduation rates, and lives of players. She cites lack of response from OU officials and urges reflection on how the university treats its coaches and alumni.
Alumni and supporters praise Coach Titus for decades of dedication to Ottawa University baseball and the team. They emphasize his family’s role and the lasting changes he brought to the program, while condemning recent decisions affecting his legacy.
A Chicago-area alumna laments Ottawa University's firing of Coach Jarrod Titus over a tradition some call hazing. She cites Titus's 10-year tenure, six conference titles, and 50 all-conference players, urging reinstatement of Titus or appointment of Matt Read, with a public statement and honors restored. She warns alumni may sever ties if the decision stands.
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