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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 2006
Page
2
Syndicated columnist Robert Koehler notes free speech zones placed away from presidential attention and media visibility, suggesting dashed public discourse. The line underscores tension between protected expression and containment measures in political commentary.
Kansas State University Wildcats face Rutgers in the Texas Bowl televised exclusively on the NFL Network, sparking backlash as fans nationwide confront carrier disputes. Senator Pat Roberts and New York lawmakers urge broad access while Allegiance Communications cites questions on availability amid provider conflicts.
The Ottawa Herald presents letters from readers who voice opinions and cite statements of fact. Writers are identified at the end and may respond in the Readers' Forum to those who disagree or challenge the facts.
In a Dec 13 Herald piece Rich Lowry's review of Jimmy Carter's Palestine book is condemned as slanderous. Henry Kissinger on PBS asserts Israel rejected fair negotiations with Palestinians, challenging Lowry's portrayal and arguing Israeli policy fuels ongoing conflict and distrust.
A reader defends Jimmy Carter against claims of Israel bias and commends his peace efforts while criticizing the Ottawa Herald for underreporting Pearl Harbor anniversary coverage. The letter laments lack of local news in favor of AP content and urges more community reporting.
Rich Lowry analyzes Lou Dobbs as a figure of apocalyptic centrism. He critiques Dobbs for mixing nationalist populism with alarmist rhetoric, condemning corporate America while promoting anti immigration and protectionist themes.
The Ottawa Herald invites letters of 250 words or less to the Readers Forum. Include name, address and daytime phone number. Letters may be edited for length and clarity. One letter per month allowed. Fax number 785 242 9420 for submissions.
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