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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 2005
Page
2
A 1928 remark by Bertrand Russell argues that uncertain truth prompts censor ship and that censorship rises when truth remains unsettled. The quote frames intellectual limits and the defense of open inquiry in philosophical terms.
The piece contrasts Bush’s warrantless spying with prior actions by Clinton and Carter, noting Gorelick’s 1994 testimony and FBI/DOJ authority while arguing wartime context and partisan politics shape reactions. It cites Times reporting on past authorizations and Ames case.
A notice states guest editorials are published to provide diverse viewpoints and that the opinions may not reflect The Herald or its editor. This disclaimer clarifies editorial independence and reader interpretation of columns.
A Hawaiian edition writer condemns anti Indian organizations that seek to terminate tribal governments and sever trust with the federal government. The piece argues sovereignty la ws and tribal self rule must be respected and urges cooperation among federal, state, and tribal authorities to avoid fallout. Tom Beaver of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation contributes on Kansas issues.
The column argues the NSA leak poses a greater threat than the Valerie Plame affair, calling for a full independent investigation into who leaked the materials and how. It contends terrorism investigations rely on pattern analysis over warrants, cites past NYC and Brooklyn Bridge cases, critiques Democratic strategy on Iraq and homeland security, and notes Hillary Clinton's positioning as explained to Mark Penn.
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