Quote by Thurgood Marshall on First Amendment limits
Thurgood Marshall, former U S Supreme Court Justice, states that the First Amendment protects individual choice in reading and film watching inside one s own home, insisting that government has no business restricting personal reading or viewing.
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Ottawa forum broadcast boosts open government reach
Ottawa area legislators forum at City Hall drew 35 attendees with thousands more watching via Government Access Channel 20. The Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce hosted the taping for wider distribution, with rebroadcasts scheduled and a push for future county meetings to also use video equipment on GAC 20.
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Political contact listings for Kansas lawmakers and officials
A digest of addresses phone numbers and online contact forms for U S senators representatives the governor and state legislators in Kansas. Highlights include U S Sen Pat Roberts Sam Brownback Jim Ryan Gov Kathleen Sebelius and state senators Pat Apple Derek Schmidt and Rep Tom Holland Feuerborn Humerickhouse and Otto with office locations in Topeka and Washington D C.
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State Capitol
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Get involved your child success depends on it
Denise O'Dea, superintendent for Wellsville schools, urges parent involvement to support student success. The piece explains how to assess a child’s attitude toward school, communicate with teachers, and use conferences and testing to identify needs. It stresses talking with children, forming a partnership with teachers, and using district resources and a school Web site.
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Backlash Talk Spurs Election Year Debate
A political critique outlines alleged Democrat policy missteps and agenda items. The speaker cites tax raises, terrorism defense, abortion, judicial deception, marriage redefining, education stance, religious suppression, secularism, family breakdown, crime leniency, gun restrictions, ecoterrorism, Internet censorship, foreign law, and energy limits as issues ahead of the November polls.
How it Works Readers' Forum letter on moral rights in 2006
The Ottawa Herald presents a Letters to the Editor view arguing that moral and ethical people are sidelined for the immoral and unethical few. It invites readers to respond in the Readers Forum to defend or counter these statements.
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Wellsville adopts international building codes amid rights concerns
The Ottawa Herald reports Wellsville City Council approved adopting the international building codes stirring homeowner rights debates. Critics warn permits are required for home projects and violations could lead to fines or jail, urging residents to scrutinize the move.
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