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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 2003

Page

2

Why Christmas Should Be More Commercial

Leonard Peikoff of the Ayn Rand Institute argues Christmas reflects 19th century American capitalism and cultural triumphs. He contends gift giving, Santa Claus, and modern holidays originate from secular prosperity and egoism, urging a return to a pre religious, commercial celebration.

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Quote of the Day on Books Opening Worlds

A quoted line reflects how books welcomed the reader into their worlds with ease, freedom, worldly wisdom, glitter, dash, and style, while people often did not. The speaker contrasts literary immersion with ordinary social life.

Tyson quits Kansas Senate after two terms

Senator Robert Tyson of Parker, a Republican representing Franklin County since 1996, will not seek re election in 2004. A proponent of lower taxes and efficient government, Tyson cited personal principle in stepping down after two terms, amid district reapportionment and interest from Pat Apple and others to fill his seat.

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The First Amendment Text Card

The First Amendment prohibits Congress from establishing a religion or abridging the free exercise of religion. It protects free speech press and the right to peaceably assemble and to petition the Government for grievances.

Congress

Ottawa Mayor thanks merchants for Christmas tree ceremony gifts

The Mayor's Christmas Tree lighting thanked merchants for generous donations totaling $650 in Chamber currency and $490 in gift certificates. An additional $200 supported the Kids Voting project. The message wishes a blessed holiday season and urges Ottawa residents to shop locally.

Ottawa

Wakeup call on religious freedom spurs reader plea

A reader argues that high court judges and godless sources are eroding religious freedom by removing prayer from schools and banning God from public spaces. The letter warns of Bible bans, Bible reading on buses, and a future where Christians may need to smuggle scriptures, urging prayer and vigilant faith.

God China

Separation of church and state in U S history

The author argues the phrase seeks to prevent church domination of government while noting the founders pursued freedom to worship. They assert the nation’s laws and institutions reflect belief in God, citing the Ten Commandments as foundational to government buildings money oaths and public life.

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Franklin County Cancer Foundation Thanks Donors and Volunteers

The Franklin County Cancer Foundation Inc, a nonprofit aiding patients and families, expresses gratitude for two large area business gifts and for all donors and volunteers who provide time talent and funds enabling financial aid durable equipment and support for patients.

The Franklin County Cancer Foundation, Inc

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