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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 2004
Page
2
The San Jose Mercury News reporter Linda Goldston offered a thinkable line on journalism in 2003 noting that good reporters should remain sensitive to the feelings, baggage, hopes, and dreams of their sources.
An Ottawa woman survived 15 hours of captivity while her husband beat her. The piece cites 30 percent of Kansas violent crimes as domestic and notes many cases go unreported. It urges community action, lists crisis hotlines, and stresses intervention to stop domestic violence.
Guest editorials are published to present reader viewpoints. Views expressed are not necessarily those of The Herald or its editor.
The text states Congress shall not establish a religion or interfere with free exercise. It also protects freedom of speech and of the press, and the right of the people to assemble peacefully and petition the government for grievances.
Denise O'Dea notes Covey seven habits for strong families. Proactive deposits build trust while withdrawals erode it. Start with a family mission, prioritize, and schedule weekly time. Think win win, seek understanding, foster synergy, and renew through physical social mental and spiritual growth. Rosetta Hall quote closes.
A breast cancer patient shares how the Cancer Care Center of Kansas in Ottawa, linked to Ransom Memorial Hospital, provides chemotherapy locally with Dr. William Jennings and nurse Nancy Kocour. The author urges awareness of Ottawa services to save travel time and vehicle wear.
Reader Forum notes a call for Kecour RN to assist in caring for any patient diagnosed with cancer, with Robin Bigham of Pomona cited.
The Legionnaires and auxiliary of Warren C. Black Post No 60 thank those who braved the weather to attend the chili supper. They did not run out of chili or soup and express gratitude for community support while honoring service members. Jim Pede and Madine Frizell sign off.
In his community viewpoint Mark Morris describes perceived liberal and conservative differences. He argues conservatives defend traditional morality and oppose liberal change, while liberals push change and impose morality. He critiques liberals for tax structure bias and advocate generosity with others money, urging personal liberal generosity yet conservatism in others resources.
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