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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 2005
Page
2
A note identifies author Barton Hinkle as a columnist for the Richmond Times-Dispatch in 2003, noting his association with the paper and year.
The American Red Cross faces criticism after the resignations of President Marsha Evans and predecessor Bernadine Healy, tied to board friction and fundraising strategies after September 11. Analysts urge internal reforms to governance rather than blame on individuals, stressing that local chapters must continue aiding victims without disruption.
A compiled roster shows U S senators Pat Roberts and Sam Brownback along with state senators Pat Apple Derek Schmidt and state representatives Tom Holland Bill Feuerborn Joe Humerickhouse and Bill Otto. It provides office rooms addresses phone numbers and email links for each official.
Rich Lowry argues 2005 featured strong growth and consumer resilience despite media pessimism. He cites 8.7 percent holiday sales gains, 4.3 percent GDP growth, 215000 payroll jobs in November, unemployment at 5 percent, rising consumer confidence, and tax cuts driving investment gains of 9.2 percent since 2003.
A leaked April 2005 IBM internal memo alleges corporate plans to shift engineering and high tech positions overseas. It claims 13,000 U.S. and European jobs will be cut while 14,000 would be added in India, with wages as low as 15,000 dollars per year. The document critiques wage erosion and questions society’s ability to stay cohesive as skilled work moves abroad. The piece cites Jim Hightower and frames the issue as a battle over middle-class livelihoods and national prosperity.
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