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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 2003
Page
2
Nadine Gordimer a South African writer notes that censorship lingers beyond its end. She calls it a brand on the imagination affecting those who suffered it forever.
Ottawa Bible Church volunteers reenact Bethlehem’s nativity for 1,500 attendees, offering crafts and refreshments while directing donations to Hope House Lifecare Center for Women. Franklin County Independent Bikers raise over 10,000 for toys and collect more than 20,000 toys in annual toy run, aiding area children.
Donald Kaul argues the 2004 campaign is effectively decided in favor of George W. Bush. He notes Bush’s symbolic gestures from 9/11 to Iraq and the strength of his campaign finances and electoral votes, while casting doubt on voting machines and Diebold connections.
Journalist Jim Hightower argues that repeated scandals show corporate crime is systemic, citing Conrad Black, KPMG, and JPMorgan as examples. He blames Wall Street and the media for normalizing fraud and calls for fundamental reforms to halt the ongoing theft from investors and taxpayers.
A Pomona grade school hosts a student gift exchange amid teacher expectations for each pupil to buy a small gift for every classmate. The note expresses concern over costs while describing the planned activity and school involvement.
Kenneth Nichols of Ottawa argues in a reader letter that school gift exchanges can impose high costs on families with multiple children. He suggests drawing names to limit expenses and prevent burdens on households with several students.
Community readers are invited to submit letters under 400 words with name address and daytime phone. Letters may be edited for clarity. Each reader is limited to one letter per month. Form letters poems consumer complaints or business testimonials will not be printed.
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