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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 2003
Page
2
Editorial argues against moving legal notices entirely online, urging newspapers remain the primary, broad reach channel. It cites Utah and local examples, notes costs and access issues, and opposes compromise measures for reducing public access to information.
Survey results show 8 respondents or 20.5 percent approve posting notices solely online while 31 respondents or 79.5 percent oppose. The outcome suggests strong preference for including newspapers alongside the internet.
The Herald‑Journal notes President Bush urging Congress to honor agreed spending limits and avoid gimmicks while senators push higher highway spending. It argues for restrained growth amid economic downturn and wartime needs, warning that increased outlays may be required for war or stimulus. Svenska Dagbladet comments on Saddam Hussein as the Iraqi problem, blaming Bush and Blair if action occurs.
Ottawa Middle School details its AAA program recognizing academics attitude and attendance. Gold Red and White Cards denote GPA thresholds, plus criteria like no Ds or Fs, no unexcused absences, and no office referrals. A fourth level, BUGS, rewards GPA gains of at least 0.5 in six weeks.
Congressman Bernie Sanders pushes to shield libraries from the USA Patriot Act powers granting government access to patron records. The debate recalls 1987 Library Awareness Program flaws and urges stronger oversight to protect civil liberties and prevent abuse by authorities. Ralph G. Neal of People For the American Way Foundation warns against eroding constitutional rights.
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