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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 2006
Page
2
Harry Kalvern Jr., a First Amendment scholar in 1964, asserted that political freedom collapses when government uses its powers and courts to silence critics.
Editorial calls Ottawa residents to back the private liberal arts college as 420 students arrive under new president Dr. Fred Snow. It notes the university’s economic impact, 125 staff, $5.8 million payroll, and plans for a new track and upgraded stadium while urging locals to wear black and gold and attend events such as the Fusion expo and breakfast with Dr. Snow.
The Ottawa Herald frames reader forums as open community spaces for local issues. It commits to honoring individual rights protecting free press and free speech while using editorials to educate persuade residents and institutions toward progressive action.
The Ottawa Herald presents letters to the editor in Readers' Forum, noting writers accept responsibility for opinions and facts. It invites disagreement and invites readers to respond in the same forum to debate significant issues.
Denise O'Dea, superintendent for Wellsville schools, argues co curricular programs are essential to student development. She notes districts invest time, volunteers, and funds, and asserts such activities teach hard work, teamwork, and personal value, shaping productive citizens.
An ex-smoker reflects on the controversy around smoking outside in weather, secondhand smoke from meals, and the social fabric of Ottawa eateries. He notes concerns about health, tastes, and the curious idea of smoky food pairings, while recalling personal insight from quitting after 27 years.
Donna Adell urges smokers to avoid second hand smoke for asthma sufferers. A reader discusses economic development plans, land values, and capitalism, advocating tolerance and safer air while acknowledging differing views on growth and personal responsibility.
The Ottawa Herald outlines submission rules for letters to the Readers' Forum requiring names, addresses, and daytime phone numbers. Letters may be edited for length and clarity and are limited to one meter per month. Form letters poems and consumer complaints will not be printed. In person submissions accepted at 104.8 Cedar from 8am to 5pm.
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