Quote of the Day Joseph Soloman Delmedigo 1631
A historical quotation highlights philosopher Joseph Soloman Delmedigo in 1631. The note marks him as a noted thinker of the era and signals an emphasis on his intellectual contributions.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 2004
Page
2
A historical quotation highlights philosopher Joseph Soloman Delmedigo in 1631. The note marks him as a noted thinker of the era and signals an emphasis on his intellectual contributions.
In Lawrence Kansas thousands gathered Sunday for a surprise John Edwards event after a Friday campaign stop in Kansas City. Elizabeth Edwards recalled past help from a local mechanic and Pizza Hut, while Edwards urged unity and a shared Democratic agenda. The rally drew about 2400 attendees at Abe and Jake’s and Watson Park, with supporters filling indoor and outdoor spaces as rain moved the event indoors.
The General Assembly enacted environmental measures this year, led by California’s Clean Car Act and protections against selling reservoir land. While welfare reform stalled, lawmakers backed local efforts to curb upwind pollution, sue power companies, and pressure GE over PCB contamination, amid slow progress and political caution. Columnist William A. Collins notes the mixed record and the need for broader reforms.
The Balkan country allegedly lured seven Pakistani migrants into a farm trap and killed them as police claimed al Qaeda links. The initial government narrative praised as heroic was debunked after an election when the new administration exposed the fabrication. Author Jim Hightower is cited promoting his book Thieves n High Places.
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