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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 2004
Page
2
John Killena’s writer’s line from 1968 questions America’s freedom if it demands identical thoughts colors and attire. The remark critiques enforced sameness and gray conformity in society.
In a year end press conference President Bush urged focusing on criminals and drug traffickers at the border. He urged Mexico to push for a migration accord while arguing that legalization could bring order, aid tracking, and prevent terrorist misuse amid current chaos.
Straits Times argues that Iraqi violence near the Green Zone pressures but should not derail the January 30 elections. It urges allowing Iraqis to vote where possible, postponing where not, and continuing the democratic process despite flaws and fear.
Opinion pieces by guests appear in The Herald to present diverse perspectives. Views expressed may not reflect the newspaper or its editors.
A sweeping account of Falun Gong demonstrations in New York and other U S cities protesting China’s crackdown. The piece notes peaceful street theater, media focus, and government pushback including letters, conferences, and incidents outside consulates. It frames the movement as nonviolent yet highly attention grabbing.
Sean Carter weighs in on Curtis Storey a man who wore Confederate flag stickers and sued under Title VII for discrimination claiming Confederate Southern American status The judges dismissed the claim noting national origin cannot be changed by cultural identification and Storey remains American not Confederate Southern American The piece ends with Carter's quip about hypocrisy and his contact at lawpsided.com.
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