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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 2005
Page
2
A noted remark frames journalism as an electric light in a dark alley, highlighting the press's duty to illuminate society's hidden corners and reveal truth amid obscurity. The analogy underscores journalism's value in American public life.
Attorney General Phill Kline held two private briefings with conservative Kansas State Board of Education members on school finance litigation tied to sticker claims about evolution. He says no Open Meetings Act violation, while moderates and liberals decry the sessions as partisan and risk alienating moderate supporters.
Corriere della Sera argues the Kyoto Protocol omits pollution from China and developing nations and ignores scientists seeking proof of greenhouse effects. It urges Washington to consider McCain Hagel ecological plan and to pursue united, pragmatic action at Gleneagles G8 meeting rather than deepening divides.
Readers encounter a range of viewpoints in guest editorials, with notes that views expressed may not reflect The Herald or its editor. The item signals space for diverse ideas while distinguishing authorship from official positions.
Charley Reese argues against recruiting and war profiteering, condemning patriotism used to justify overseas operations. He urges readers to oppose political manipulation, demand accountability, and directs readers to write to him in Orlando, Florida.
Kansas legislators debated pronto pups at the State Fair luncheon while toying with old guns in the Revenue Department arsenal. Rep Jan Pauls quashed the treat during the House session. Sen Terry Bruce joked about duels as lawmakers toured confiscated firearms.
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