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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 2006
Page
2
Robert J. Samuelson of The Washington Post argues that honoring the First Amendment and regulating campaign finance are mutually exclusive. He contends we must choose one approach, not both, highlighting a core constitutional tension in modern politics.
Former Ottawans Bill and Pat Taylor are the first residents in Washburn Towers at 516 S Main St, the converted Ottawa Middle School and Ottawa Junior/Senior High School. The couple, ages 75 and 69, praise the floor plan, elevator access, and amenities as they join others moving in. Apartments rent from 339 to 550 dollars monthly and include water, sewer, and trash. cable TV and Internet will come soon.
A 12 year old, Steven Redlin, assists his mother Karen Dionne with Meals on Wheels deliveries this summer. He is described as very polite, always smiling and kind, reflecting the presence of good kids in the community.
A county resident notes 45 plus visits to Franklin County Commission meetings while outlining a shift from Plan A to Plan B. The speaker questions public officials' concerns as they discuss pro testing real estate appraisals within the county.
In Franklin County residents condemn commissioners and lawmakers for self serving conduct. They urge new leadership and plan to protest re elections. Taxpayers vow to challenge appraisals and push for change at local and state levels.
Comic writer Will Durst and a Washington Times reversal echo a heated midterm clash. The piece mocks Democratic strategy, urges rapid counterattacks, and notes media spin while predicting an October ad push featuring Hillary Clinton in a burqa.
The Ottawa Herald invites Letters to the Readers' Forum limited to 250 words. Include name address and daytime phone. Letters may be edited for length and clarity and one letter per month. Form letters poems complaints or testimonials will not be printed. 104 S. Cedar.
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