Supreme Court to Hear Nelson v Campbell on death row
Lawyer Sean Carter notes the upcoming Supreme Court case Nelson v Campbell challenging the cut down method for lethal injection in Alabama. He warns the decision could reshape capital punishment across 33 states and highlights the unusual humor and debate surrounding execution methods and last meals.
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Supreme Court
Nelson
Campbell
David Larry Nelson
Alabama
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Quote on public interest and copyright from Supreme Court justice
In 2003 John Paul Stevens warned that failing to protect free access to inventive and artistic works abandons the central purpose of the Copyright/Patent Clause. He asserted the Court has quit claimed its principal responsibility in this area of law.
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Congress
John Paul Stevens
U.S. Supreme Court
Policies and scandal stain Colorado football program
The University of Colorado athletic department faces criticism for vulgar recruiting practices linked to six rape allegations. Coach Gary Barnett issued a date rape policy in a player handbook, while a former kicker, Katie Hnida, reported harassment and later left CU. SI cited other universities with violations, urging meaningful enforcement and penalties.
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University of Colorado
Gary Barnett
Tom Osborne
University of Nebraska
Boulder
Barnett
Katie Hnida
Hnida
Sports Illustrated
New Mexico Lobos
Reader vents on left slant in Ottawa Herald editorials
A reader complains about consistent anti-Bush and anti-America rhetoric in the Ottawa Herald editorials and cartoons. They call for balance and diversity, citing conservative voices such as Thomas Lowell, Ann Coulter, and David Limbaugh.
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Ottawa Herald
Thomas Lowell
Ann Coulter
David Limbaugh
Americans For Common Sense proposes a Midwest grounded group
A speaker outlines plans for a new group named Americans For Common Sense AFCS aiming to promote practical, no nonsense policies reflecting Midwestern values and down to earth logic as a counterpoint to current special interest influenced politics.
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United States
Common Sense
AFCS
Midwest
Common sense and gun law views in readers forum
A reader defends common sense on property contracts for an old middle school site and argues against a one dollar land sale. He critiques an editorial on gun control, cites FOPA NCIS and Form 4473, asserts no registry is allowed, and quotes Jefferson on ignorance and freedom. He urges readers to decide why the editor’s piece tells only half the story.
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Bud Gollier
Bud
The
Ottawa Herald
Jeanny Sharp
FOPA
NCIS
Department
United States
Tiahrt
Thomas Jefferson
Making up her mind on public education in Ottawa Herald
A reader challenges Mrs. Sharp over contrasting coverage in the February 17 edition. They praise Gerry Getty’s tribute, condemn a cartoon mocking teachers, and praise an editorial on No Child Left Behind, requesting a clear stance on public education.
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Mrs. Sharp
The
Ottawa Herald
Gerry Getty
Blood Drive Thanks Ottawa Volunteers and Donors
The American Red Cross Blood Program thanks Ottawa residents for support.116 people donated last Wednesday with help from the Key Club of OHS and other volunteers. The note expresses appreciation and hope for more donors next time while noting the positive impact of the drive.
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