Press Freedom Under Restraint and Misconduct
A notable 1931 remark by U S Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes defending freedom of the press against prior restraint while acknowledging the risk of scandal mongers. The quote emphasizes that official misconduct remains a legitimate matter for public reporting despite potential abuses.
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Charles Evans Hughes
U.S
Kansas Lottery ad slams own state in travel promo
An Associated Press report notes Kansas radio ads for the Lottery offered two tickets to Worlds of Fun or a Royals game in Kansas City as prizes. The spots derided other Kansas destinations including Garden City and Canker City, mocking the state’s attractions and self image.
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Kansas
Kansas Lottery
Kansas City Royals
Kansas City
Canker City
Associated Press
Garden City
Kansas officials contact list turns up multiple lawmakers
A compiled roster shows U S senators Pat Roberts and Sam Brownback in Washington and representatives Jim Ryan Tom Holland Bill Feuerborn Joe Humerickhouse Bill Otto plus Gov Kathleen Sebelius and state senators Pat Apple Derek Schmidt with Topeka addresses and web contact forms for citizen inquiries.
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U.S
Sam Brownback
Hart Senate
Washington
D.C
Brownback
Senate
Jim Ryan
Rayburn House
Congressional
House
Kathleen Sebellus
State Capitol
Topeka
Ksgovernor.org
West for drama: expansion to contemporary stories
Critics urge Steven Spielberg to extend Into the West into a contemporary six to twelve hour miniseries. They praise the 19th century depiction but argue for modern West struggles with economics, environment, immigration, and technology, urging nuanced, diverse characters, reconciliation, and future vision.
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Steven Spielberg
TNT
Private Ryan
West
Great Plains
Why Do Legislators Target Gay Adoption Rights
A reader denounces state lawmakers for using power to deny gays civil liberties while ignoring core issues. The letter argues gays pay taxes and deserve equal rights, urging focus on health education welfare and other societal problems instead of vendettas.
Readers' Forum Letter Calls for Overhaul of Prejudice in Government
The Ottawa Herald presents a Readers' Forum letter stressing public debate on significant issues. It argues for removing representatives who practice discrimination and hate, urging that teaching hatred belong in private spaces, not in governance.
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The
Ottawa Herald
Herald
Fair tipping for restaurant service in Ottawa
A letter writer urges fair tipping practices after observing six diners leaving only a $2 tip at El Mezcal in Ottawa. He notes wait staff rely on tips, argues 15 percent is reasonable, and asks diners to acknowledge good service with better tips and to thank staff. He suggests affordability of tipping reflects diners’ ability to pay.
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Ottawa
Len
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Bill Feuerborn
Feuerborn
Joe Humerickhouse
Humerickhouse
Bill Otto
Otto
Ottwé Herald
Harris Group
Jeanny Sharp
Ottawaherald
S. Cedar
Ottawaherald.com
Franklin County
Cedar
Periodica
Gordon Billingsley
Gordon
Linda Brown
Brown
Kathy Miller
Krmiller
Sheila Holle
Sheila
Bill Gray
Gray
Tim Mitchem
Ottawaharald
Ostmaster
Hollywood
Pine Ridge Reservation
Rapid City
Deborah
Frank Popper
Buffalo Commons
Deborah Popper
College of Staten Island City University of New York
Rutgers University
Land Institute
Prairie Writers Circle
Salina
China
Deborah and
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Dave Hartmann
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