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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 2009
Page
2
The speaker notes that money and spending dominate news coverage amid Wall Street pressures. Publishing and broadcasting are businesses yet journalism remains distinct, with fierce financial forces shaping editorial priorities and operations.
A rose to Guy & Mae's Tavern in Williamsburg for making the Kansas Sampler Eight Wonders finalist list and to Ottawa University's student journalists for statewide awards from the Kansas Associated Collegiate Press Association. The piece highlights voting drive to boost tourism and celebrates OU journalism staff including top winners Sarah Blecha and Will Allison, who interned at The Herald.
Michael Reagan argues Arlen Specter’s return to the Democratic Party proves he never left GOP core, accusing him of opportunism and cautioning Obama against relying on Specter’s support. He contends the GOP’s spending stance and presidential choices threaten conservative values and predicts Specter may defect again for convenience.
Kansas politics unfold as House members vote on a veto override of House Bill 2014 tied to Holcomb cleaner coal plants. Gov. Kathleen Sebelius maintains the veto, citing her view of better policy. Tony Brown of the 10th District cast a surprising no vote in a Dean era battle within the Republican-leaning state.
The Ottawa Herald presents a Readers' Forum letter urging support for House Bill 2014 to overturn a governor's veto. It cites two thirds votes, provides links for legislative contacts, and urges readers to email all lawmakers in both chambers to express their views and influence future votes.
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