Kansas lawmakers seek reasonableness in EPA water rules
Hays Daily News argues Kansas should push back on EPA broadened definitions of streams and lakes. Lawmakers draft a bill to create an agricultural use category, excluding dry creek beds and isolated farm ponds from strict federal standards, while urging fairness and state responsibility for pollution pathways.
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EPA
Kansas
Statehouse
Federal
Environmental Protection Agency
Janis Lee
D-Kensington
Bush Administration
Hays Daily News
Guest editorials: reader opinions in Herald print
A note introduces guest editorials as varied reader opinions. It states views do not necessarily reflect The Herald or its editor, signaling an opinion page distinct from the newspaper’s official stance.
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The
Herald
Controversial views invoke free speech in American self government
The author argues against ad hominem critiques of contentious topics and defends the core American model of self government. He warns that silencing debate harms freedom of speech and assembly, urging vigilance to keep information accessible and topics open for discussion.
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South
Israel
Boy Scouts
Freedom of speech and civil discourse in American life
A speaker condemns fear in exercising rights and defends free thought. Civility in debate is urged, shunning intimidation and totalitarian tactics. Television is criticized as a conduit for demagoguery, urging boycotts and advertiser pressure. Emphasizes defending rights even with disagreement to prevent collective silencing.
Alabama ad labels ten delinquent parents as deadbeats
Alabama begins a Ten Most Wanted style ad campaign targeting child support delinquents. The state lists 10 offenders with photos, sparking protests by fathers rights groups who deem it civil rights violations. Critics argue most fathers earn low wages and that public shaming harms children, not debt collection.
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Alabama
Alabama Department of Human Resources
DHR
Temptation Island
University of Wisconsin
U.S. Census Bureau
USDA pyramid critique by Drs Eades on diet politics
Dr Michael and Mary Dan Eades critique the USDA Food Guide Pyramid as a plan shaped by food industry ties and bias. They argue fat reduction and grain emphasis boosted obesity and disease, advocating meat and plant foods instead and noting influence on 2000 dietary guidelines and soy claims.
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Drs
Michael and
Mary Dan Eades
Colorado Center For Metabolic Medicine
USDA
U.S
America
Usda Food Pyramid
Uncle Sam
FDA
Michael R
New York Times
Protein Power
Protein Power Lifeplan
Boulder, CO
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Charley
Reese
King Features Syndicate
Ottawa Herald
Harris Group
Jeanny Sharp
Sharp
Ottawaherald
S. Cedar
Ottawa
Walter Rubil
Labelottawaherald.com
Bill Grey
Bgray
Otawaherald
Kathy Miller
Krmiller
Ken Kistner
Kkisnar
Ottawaherald.com
Franklin County
S. Caday
Tun Millbern
Harlem
Kathleen Parker
Tribune News Service
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