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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 2004
Page
2
A brief quotation highlights writing as a rhythm similar to jazz, framing prose as a musical flow with improvisational cadence. The remark emphasizes creative pacing and the organic motion of sentences like evolving melodies.
The editorial argues that despite criticism of the Olympics for kickbacks and doping, the games retain a core good. Opening ceremonies reveal shared humanity as thousands of athletes march, their smiles uniting nations. Delegations from Rwanda, Korea, and Afghan women symbolize resilience and hope amid global change.
A federal report on Bush era tax cuts shows top 1 percent earners averaging over 78000 in gains while middle 20 percent see about 1100. Incomes rose over 10 percent for the wealthiest, 2.3 percent for the middle class, driving a drop in the top 1 percent share of the tax burden from 21.9 to 20.1 percent. Critics warn ongoing cuts risk permanent inequality and squeezed services.
Charley Reese argues Kipling remains vital for young readers citing Kim and The Jungle Books as engaging, moral tales. He warns of imperialism’s remnants, contrasts Kipling with modern politics, and suggests Kipling’s tales illuminate global power shifts and enduring human nature for future generations.
A think piece argues Kansas moderates are endangered within a dominant GOP now led by social conservatives. It traces roots to Alf Landon, notes losses in recent primaries, and suggests moderates risk extinction unless they find new leadership and ideas. The author warns of a shrinking habitat confined to country clubs and party machinery.
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