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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 2004
Page
2
David Broder of The Washington Post in 2003 criticizes big-time journalism for arrogance. He argues the field assumes omniscience and stops listening to criticism, warning against dismissive attitudes toward feedback.
The Guest Editorial argues Bush should answer for faulty intelligence and ill conceived doctrine. It notes Kay and Tenet undermined the pre emptive war rationale, questions manipulated or lied about intelligence, and warns of shifting goalposts as Powell cites intent and capability. The piece stresses inquiries by Australia and critiques allied missteps.
Editorial note states guest opinions are published for reader interest and not necessarily reflecting The Herald or its editor. It clarifies views may differ from the newspaper’s stance and invites diverse perspectives from contributors.
A Kansas House session covers a motorized skateboard ban on streets and sidewalks, laughter over ice littering, and Governor Sebelius urging activist engagement. It notes talk of a gubernatorial bid, a public records measure, and heated debates on abortion clinic rules, same sex marriage, and concealed guns.
Critics charge the Bush administration and EPA rewrote mercury emission rules to favor coal plants. They contend 2018 targets delay protections, aided by Latham & Watkins in drafting language. Campaign to fight the rule seeks public pressure and calls for reform.
The Ottawa Herald invites Readers Forum letters under 400 words and requires the author to include name, address and daytime phone number. Letters may be edited for length and clarity. One letter per sender per month is allowed and form letters, poems, consumer complaints or business testimonials will not be printed.
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