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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 2013
Page
4
The piece argues against church or employer limits on contraceptive coverage in health plans. It cites Obama’s compromise proposal to provide free birth control without employer payment. It questions religious freedom limits, gender implications, and calls for women's access to coverage without workplace interference.
Linda Brown, Ottawa Herald marketing director, recounts lifelong fear of heights. She recalls a 4-H fair ride disaster, her daughter’s skydiving, sister’s zip line plans, and her rule that if you point it out you clean it. She notes arthritic knees limit her stair and ladder use.
Andy Heintz argues against deficit hawks who warn of out of control spending. He counters that stimulus preserved jobs, cites UK austerity failures, and urges Obama focus on the jobs deficit rather than the federal deficit. Heintz notes Goldman Sachs projections and criticizes counterproductive cuts.
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