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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 2008
Page
2
Civil rights leader Jesse L. Jackson in 1989 rejects calls to amend the constitution to ban flag burning, noting that crosses have burned longer and there has been no rush to curb them. He frames the issue as a broader principle about symbolic acts and constitutional rights.
Editorial notes declining turnout from 60 percent in the 1960s to 55 percent in 1972 and beyond, then surveys rising debate frequency and high viewership. It argues the race centers on candidates Huckabee Paul McCain Clinton Obama, with energized Democrats and historic chances for a woman or an African American, drawing young voters.
Readable list shows U S senators and representatives from Kansas, plus Governor Kathleen Sebelius and multiple state lawmakers. Entries include office addresses in Washington and Topeka, phone numbers and official websites for Robers, Brownback, Boyda, Sebelius, Apple, Schmidt, Holland, Feuerborn, Humerickhouse, Otto.
Vicky Smith recalls guiding Neosho County Community College from a probationary, debt ridden institution to a thriving Kansas landmark. The college shed NCA probation, paid off no fund warrants, expanded programs, improved facilities, and grew credit hours by over 381 percent, while earning a national award for student outcomes assessment.
A brief notice invites readers to share opinions with The Ottawa Herald via a location at 104 S Cedar during usual business hours from eight in the morning to five in the evening. The wording emphasizes civic engagement without naming individuals or organizations.
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