Quote on free press and national strength
A quotable remark asserts that true freedom requires a free press, even if the choice is between press freedom and a strong military. It emphasizes that both are essential for a functioning nation.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 2009
Page
2
A quotable remark asserts that true freedom requires a free press, even if the choice is between press freedom and a strong military. It emphasizes that both are essential for a functioning nation.
The U S should relocate the 229 Guantanamo detainees to U S facilities, observing law. A proposed on site courtroom inside a prison aims to avoid transporting prisoners. Fort Leavenworth or Standish Mich are considered, provoking opposition from Sen Sam Brownback and Rep Lynn Jenkins who fear risks to Kansans.
Ottawa Herald design editor Tommy Felts reports on Dan Rather in Aspen arguing journalism is in crisis and could be saved by a White House commission on public media. He proposes government aid and rules to rebuild independent reporting, raising questions about press freedom and potential entanglement with Obama policies.
The Ottawa Recreation Commission ground crew earned praise for field conditions including rain disruptions while hosting the 13 year olds state Babe Ruth baseball tournament. The Ottawa Babe Ruth board of directors awarded me the opening pitch, and volunteers and locals, led by Ottawa, pulled off a successful event with coverage by The Ottawa Herald and John Tienken.
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