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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 2004
Page
2
Dorothy L. Sayers compares books to lobster shells saying we keep them as symbols of earlier growth and development. The 1928 remark reflects her view that reading and collecting books mark stages in personal progress.
Ottawa School Board considers a 1.7 acre site between Eisenhower Elementary and Edalati Medical for a 2 to 3 gym recreation center. The $2 million, 17 000 to 24 000 square foot project would be funded by a special levy, user fees and financing, aiming to boost recreation, quality of life, and economic development.
Secretary Powell urges quiet diplomacy to defuse Ukraine elections while Brzezinski warns of historic stakes for democracy if Ukraine fails. Kissinger sees Moscow’s reach intact and Rice poised to continue Russia policy. Putin backs Yanukovych as Yushchenko gains Western support.
A reader comments on political figures. The writer praises Hillbillary Tam, notes Jacob Howard liked the article, and criticizes liberals who align with polls. The piece mentions Bush critics and a hypothetical vote for John Kerry as the most liberal senator.
A reader from Wellsville jokes about a 2008 ticket with Teddy Kennedy and Hillary Clinton nicknamed Hillbillary. The letter mocks Bill Clinton’s influence and questions religious references while wishing a Merry Christmas.
Elbert Swank of Williamsburg critiques Linda Brown's November 26 fashion commentary. He questions women's leadership claims as he argues they follow styles mindlessly, deeming them ridiculous and contributing to moral decline.
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