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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 2006
Page
2
In a 2002 statement Alice Randall voices pride in free speech, saying people have paid too much in this country for her right to express opinions in print, and she will not back down. The quote highlights dedication to First Amendment principles and literary advocacy.
This piece warns Kansas parents about sexual predators near schools and on routes children take to elementary schools. It notes Kansas requires offender registration but not zoning bans, cites a 1000 foot Missouri buffer, mentions state offender counts, and discusses a national Internet registry signed into law by the President. It urges vigilance and group walking for children.
The Ottawa Herald explains that Letters to the Editor express readers opinions and research and that writers are responsible for their statements of fact. It invites disagreement and responses in the Readers Forum to promote robust public debate.
County Attorney defends aggressive stance and notes rising crime, expanded law enforcement, and increasing caseloads. He cites prosecutorial rigor, ethical stance against frivolous charges, staff dedication, and need for more funding to sustain timely justice for domestic violence victims and other cases.
A reader denounces Chinese products as the real enemy, noting most items in retail stores come from China and accusing big companies of selling out. The piece claims sweat shop labor and penny wages, urging awareness as consumer dollars drive the system.
A reader asserts China neglects Americans while exploiting charities and taking Mom and Pop shops. They claim Ardmore, Oklahoma is already conquered, demand focus on foreign competition, and urge learning Chinese over Spanish due to corporate ties and imported goods.
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