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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 2004
Page
2
A 1959 remark by Martha Gellhorn emphasizes serious honest journalism as essential. She frames reporting as honorable conduct shared by reporter and reader, underscoring ethical duty in a demanding profession.
Franklin County remains above Kansas and national teen birth rates in 2004, with 10.8 births per 1000 among ages 10 to 17 compared to the state 8.4. Officials urge action through contraception education and stronger sex-education programs to curb the cycle of poverty and youth motherhood.
Bernard Kerik withdrew his Homeland Security nomination after admitting a illegal nanny and unpaid Social Security taxes. The dispute exposes immigration enforcement hypocrisy across parties and argues for broader application of laws beyond Cabinet hopefuls. Rich Lowry weighs the politics and social impact.
Georgia couple faces a $75,000 claim after posting home siding complaints on a Web site. Alvis Coatings sued for defamation and trademark infringement over online reviews, with legal aid urged by Public Citizen. The case centers on online free speech and corporate limits on criticism.
A reader thanks the Ottawa Herald for printing conservative points of view and notes a shift in attitude toward the paper. The reader contrasts Mrs Hall’s past beliefs with her current views, suggesting liberals react to perceived Conservative and Christian stances.
David Cline of Wellsville writes Ottawa Herald praising Christian priorities. He stresses God Family Country order, aiding the needy at Christmas, and warns about political wings influencing discourse. He notes Bible primacy and wishes Mrs Hall well.
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