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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 2005
Page
2
A 2004 remark attributed to Kim Campbell, former Canadian prime minister, stating that avoidance of offense implies not truly living in a free society. The attribution to Campbell frames a commentary on liberty and tolerance in civic life.
The Ottawa Herald highlights Franklin County winners across categories from best coffee and onion rings to top retirement home and favorite pool hall. Local businesses Jabez Salon, Kramer's Drug Store, Ottawa Cycle, Forest Park, and Applebee's are noted among honorees.
A compiled list provides contact information for Governor Kathleen Sebelius and Kansas legislators. It includes office locations in the State Capitol, Topeka, postal codes 66612, phone numbers, and email references for Governor Sebelius and the listed state senators and representatives.
Left and right rally around private property after the Kelo decision. Waters, longtime skeptic of eminent domain, campaigns against taking homes for private use. She partners with conservative groups and lawmakers to curb state and federal takings while highlighting vulnerable homeowners.
A former Ottawa resident recalls a deceptively normal childhood marked by freedoms then reveals a senior year where a teacher molested her on school property. She explains the molestation pattern, her initial fear, and why she now speaks out after truthful conversations with her mother and husband about an ongoing national crisis.
A former student describes years of abuse by a trusted teacher at OHS, detailing lifelong impact, urging others to confront and report abuse, seek counseling, and support healing through exposure and police reporting. The writer emphasizes responsibility for facts, calls for vigilance among parents and neighbors, and regrets past silence while urging action for justice and safety.
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