Press Duty and Privacy, a Quote by Bickel
The presumptive duty of the press is to publish not guard security or be concerned with the morals of its sources said by Alexander M. Bickel the constitutional scholar in 197.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 2005
Page
2
The presumptive duty of the press is to publish not guard security or be concerned with the morals of its sources said by Alexander M. Bickel the constitutional scholar in 197.
A compact directory lists Washington and Topeka contact details for U S senators Brownback and Roberts and representative Ryan along with Governor Sebelius and state legislators Apple Schmidt Holland Feuerborn Humerickhouse Otto. It includes street addresses in Washington D C and Topeka Kansas telephone numbers and online contact forms.
A Kansas writer argues that the NCAA policy banning hostile Native American mascots in 88 championship events is a first step toward respect. He lists schools still using such imagery, condemns mascots as demeaning, and urges improved Native student recruitment and broader education on Indian sovereignty and cultures.
A brief praise of Dottie Wellington and Irma Lombauer noting the joy of cooking in Dottie's Let's Cook books and the influence of the Joy of Cooking. It highlights Dot tie Wellington as a premier conduit of culinary joy.
The Ottawa Herald publishes letters in Readers' Forum where writers’ opinions and facts are their responsibility. The paper invites disagreement and requests responses from those who dispute the letters.
Readers condemn Tom Beaver's August fifth Herald piece for stereotyping white and Native peoples. They argue the column reinforces bigotry by implying a single white god and equating all Indians, stressing personal American identity beyond ancestry.
Angered signatories defend Dr. James Dobson against a July six cartoon in the Ottawa Herald. They lament national morality, decry loss of common faith, and accuse US culture of promoting legalism over true values amid sexual harassment coverage.
The Ottawa Herald invites letters to the Readers' Forum under 400 words. Include name, address and daytime phone. Letters may be edited for length and clarity. Readers may submit one letter per month. Form letters poems consumer complaints or business testimonials will not be printed.
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