Editorial Drone Sourcing Threatens American Jobs
The piece argues outsourcing and automation erode U S jobs. It highlights offshore labor costs and future drone delivery as risks to the middle class and postal workers. It warns Amazon and others to protect American jobs to sustain domestic purchasing power and the company’s customer base.
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Lost connections in a smartphone driven world
Linda Brown of The Ottawa Herald reflects on family memories and the cost of constant connectivity. She recalls a recent visit from her No. 1 son and the impact of devices on shared moments, urging kinder presence at family meals and real conversations over virtual messages.
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Water folly editorial on Kansas Aqueduct plan debated
The Hutchinson News guest editorial republished in Saturdays Herald argues against compact water agreements and funding enforcement, labeling irrigation based agriculture as waste and flooding relief as no-cost to Kansans. It defends efficient water use and notes pivot irrigation in the Missouri River floodplain near White.
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Kansas water visioning and a Kansas Aqueduct project urged
Reader Forum discusses irrigation value and the need to conserve surface water in Kansas while considering a Kansas Aqueduct Project. It warns that large groundwater cuts without alternatives could harm the economy and communities, urging careful study and local action to balance water use and growth.
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