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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 2004
Page
2
Vote Yes for Schools in Ottawa bond proposal
Editorial urges Ottawa USD 2890 bond approval to replace an inadequate heating and cooling system, build a new north side elementary school, renovate Garfield Elementary, acquire land for a future elementary, and upgrade technology district wide. It argues growth demands modern facilities and invites residents to tour schools to see needs firsthand.
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Improving Our Intelligence System With a Czardom Approach
Donald Kaul argues against adding a national intelligence director and insists on simplifying the system. He suggests folding agencies, using the President's National Security Adviser as the hub, and giving a powerful czar-like figure a brick to enforce cooperation and budget control. He warns the bureaucracy favors secrecy and careerism over effective actions.
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Controversy Over OSCE Observers For U.S. Election
Mike Reagan comments on a dispute over inviting OSCE observers for the 2004 presidential election. Critics claim the move undermines U S sovereignty and implies distrust in U S election integrity while supporters argue monitors ensure fairness. The piece questions political motives and potential impact on conservative turnout.
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