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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 2005
Page
2
A 19th century political slogan attributed to John C. Fremont champions free speech free press and free labor within a broader call for territorial freedom. The remark aligns with Fremont’s Republican platform during the 1856 presidential campaign.
Kansas State University economists David Darling and Craig Heiman used Kansas Department of Transportation and 2000 census data to map commuter patterns in Franklin County. They found a net 14 percent outflow with over 40 percent of workers leaving the county and 26 percent of local workers commuting from outside, suggesting strong regional ties and opportunities to expand affordable housing and job centers through regional collaboration.
Donald Kaul critiques President Bush's inaugural address as revealing a dangerous link between lofty rhetoric and potential military action. He compares it to Kennedy and warns of a history of intervention for liberty. Kaul notes U S selective condemnations and cites Carter as a contrasting example.
Delitte Huffman of McPherson argues in True West that the Arkansas River has largely dried in Kansas and Colorado. She urges moratoria on diversion dams, stronger irrigation conservation, and riverside parks to reconnect communities with a once-boisterous waterway.
A reader denounces Jane Orient's column O Canada, OK as nonsense and fiction. The letter accuses Orient of acting as a mouthpiece for the pharmaceutical industry and questions the credibility of her statements regarding Canadian medicine and export policies amid U.S. pressure.
A critical citizen laments congressional reliance on big drug firms and high prices while questioning safety rhetoric used by Ryan Roberts and Brownback. The speaker recalls Vioxx and Celebrex issues, questions lawmakers' access to medicines, and vows to obtain medicines from Canada and possibly Europe.
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