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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 2006
Page
2
John F. Kennedy, 35th U.S. president, delivered a defense of debate and criticism as essential to effective administration and the survival of a republic in 1961.
Ottawa School District commits to proactive facilities upkeep amid vandalism and aging infrastructure. Aimed at preventive maintenance, the district plans to hire a maintenance director by April 1 from 20 applicants, to oversee custodial work, funding, and timely upgrades across campuses and equipment.
Ottawa Herald readers see prosperity in Choices prosperity and growth in Ottawa and Franklin County. The piece argues the county plan shows progress, with strong schools roads and jobs, but calls for reducing mill levy via a half cent sales tax to fund services and keep business recruiting, led by Tom Weigand, chamber president.
Ottawa resident Mark Morissey vents about county politics and media noise. He condemns negative commentary and praises positive approach while noting local tensions over roads, tourism, and the forum’s tone.
Activist Jim Hightower accuses Microsoft and Bill Gates of complicity with Chinese repression by censoring blogs and aiding state control while pursuing market access. He cites Zhao Jing and urges Microsoft to defend free expression globally.
The Ottawa Herald invites Letters to the Readers Forum with a 400 word limit. Include name, address and daytime phone number. Letters may be edited for length and clarity. Readers may submit one letter per month. Form letters poems consumer complaints or testimonials will not be printed.
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