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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 2005
Page
2
Gene Healy of the Cato Institute in 2004 stated that the Bill of Rights does not include an asterisk marking it unenforceable during wartime, challenging the idea of temporary detachment from constitutional protections.
Lawrence organizers win Senate approval for a National Heritage Area covering 26 counties in eastern Kansas. The plan, focusing on Bleeding Kansas and Underground Railroad sites, could bring up to 10 million dollars in federal funding over 10 years to preserve history and boost tourism.
A compact roster lists U.S. leaders and Kansas state officials with office addresses in Washington and Topeka. It includes President George Bush, U.S. Sen Pat Roberts, U.S. Sen Sam Brownback, Rep Jim Ryan, Gov Kathleen Sebelius, Sen Pat Apple, Sen Derek Schmidt, Rep Tom Holland, Rep Bill Feuerborn, Rep Joe Humerickhouse, and Rep Bill Otto with phone numbers and online contact forms.
Charley Reese argues the Iraq war is a costly misadventure driven by neocon arrogance. He contends the United States overextended itself, misused power, and fuels insurgency while democracy promotion fails. He cites oil costs, casualties, and global instability as outcomes. The piece urges constitutional restraint and realism in foreign policy.
Donald Kaul analyzes the political landscape around John Roberts for the Supreme Court. He argues conservatives gained power through decades of election wins and party organization, warning liberals not to whine but to win elections.
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