Unification of Opinion Ends in Unanimity of Graveyard
A stark warning that coercive suppression of dissent leads to mass extermination of those who disagree. The quote condemns compulsory ideological unity as a path to total death, not consensus.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 2006
Page
2
BP to shut Alaska pipeline core, boosting gas prices
BP will halt a long stretch of the Prudhoe Bay pipeline for corrosion repairs, cutting about 400 000 barrels per day and likely delaying return to full capacity for two to three months. The move spurs higher crude and gasoline prices, influencing U S stocks and inflation fears while Americans press for cleaner energy and tighter fuel efficiency.
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Prudhoe Bay
U.S
Middle East
Energy Department
Guest editorials offer readers a variety of opinions
Readers are informed that guest editorials reflect diverse views and not necessarily The Herald or its editor. The notice clarifies that opinions voiced in guest pieces are those of contributors and may differ from the newspaper’s stance.
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Herald
Ottawa Herald Editorial Forum Aims to Promote Free Press
The Reader Forum serves as an open community space for discussion of local issues. The Ottawa Herald commits to honoring individual rights and protecting free speech while using its institutional voice to educate and persuade residents toward progressive courses of action.
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Ottawa Herald
Readers' Forum welcomes letters on city issues
The Ottawa Herald publishes Letters to the Editor under Readers' Forum, where writers take responsibility for opinions and facts. Readers are encouraged to respond in the same forum if they disagree or dispute statements.
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Water shortages spur Kickapoo suit over Delaware River flow
In Ottawa and northeast Kansas water scarcity irks residents as the Kickapoo Tribe of Horton presses a lawsuit to restart a stalled Plum Creek dam reservoir project. The suit targets 14 agencies, arguing 1994 land purchases and funding choices harmed river flow and tribal health.
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Kansas
Horton
Delaware River
Plum Creek
Delaware
Perry Lake
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Bureau of Indian Affairs
Natural Resources Conservation Service
Kansas Conservation Commission
Conservation Districts
Brown and Nemaha Counties
Brown-Nemaha County
Kickapoo
Russell Bradley
Topeka Capital Journal
Property tax relief hangs on freezes and liens
Legislative talk centers on protecting homeowners, especially retirees and the disabled, from rising property taxes through valuation freezes or liens. A ten year freeze could save a homeowner about five and a half thousand dollars but would reduce city and county tax receipts unless a sale-linked lien restores revenue. The approach risks disputes among heirs and requires careful bridging of revenue gaps for local government. Martin Hawver of Hawver's Capitol Report outlines the debate and potential solutions.
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