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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 2004
Page
2
Alan Kors co founder of the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education criticizes universities that confine free speech to a restricted campus area. He argues such limits betray an arrogant belief that students cannot live with freedom and the values of the Bill of Rights.
An unusually large incoming class at Ottawa High School will trigger changes this year. Enrollment is expected around 830 to 850 as freshmen total about 230 and a larger eighth grade class follows. Teachers will add a class period, reduce seminar time, and band may move to the south gym. A $26 million bond proposal on Nov. 2 would add classrooms, rehearsal rooms, storage, offices, and modernize heating cooling and tech across the district.
The Herald publishes guest editorials to provide diverse viewpoints. Views shared are not necessarily those of The Herald or its editors or staff.
Robert Douthat of Ottawa analyzes a July 1 letter by Larry Hawkins that frames U.S. issues as Republican versus Democrat. He notes Hawkins shifts morality and politics into a partisan parody while urging support for Bush policies in Iraq and critiquing liberals on abortion troops and interrogation debates.
A sampling of late endorsement letters praises Rick Croucher for Franklin County Sheriff. The writer, who knew Croucher from Wellsville, recounts patrols, council hiring input, and department inquiries. They claim DUI and drug arrests rose under prior leadership, and say firings followed a new administration amid rumors and hostilities.
In Wellsville readers weigh in on local policing and state politics. One writer supports Rick Croucher as a dedicated public servant while praising Caryn Tyson over Pat Apple for the 12th District seat, highlighting Tyson’s conservative, anti tax, and family values platform.
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