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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 2004
Page
3
The 2002 remark attributes no danger to ideas themselves and warns that suppressing ideas is the real threat. Serrano, an artist, emphasizes freedom of thought over censorship.
Guest editorial notes the West faces a dilemma as Ukraine’s ballot is described as illegitimate amid fraud claims. It discusses Putin’s fear of isolation, potential Western intermediation, and the risk of civil war if a despotic regime gains power in Kiev.
In Rochester, a critique argues Porter Goss’s leadership at the CIA targets deep, systemic change beyond replacing a few executives. The piece warns against purging loyalists and stresses the need for autonomous intelligence free of political influence to improve substandard performance.
A note explains that guest editorials appear to present diverse viewpoints for readers. Views expressed are not necessarily endorsed by The Herald or its editor.
A personal Pearl Harbor reflection honors Don, a former Sunday school teacher and U.S.S. Henley sailor who warned of the attack. The piece recalls his WWII navy stories, a life of service, and a local connection to Wayne New and George New of Holton.
A reader questions the claims of low hormone content in newer birth control pills and challenges how such products are labeled as birth control. The piece notes a late night encounter with a radical religious speaker who condemns abortion in the context of U S values.
A reader argues that pills patches and condoms regulate conception not birth, contending the media mislabels abortion issues. They claim conception signals life start and suggest “Pro-Choice” labels mislead, urging terms that reflect choices to save or end a fetus.
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