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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 2006
Page
2
The writer Heywood Broun argues that censorship could be justified in any field if the admin were the wisest man in the world, reflecting a satirical view of universal perfection in control. The remark highlights skepticism toward utopian governance and raises questions about expert authority.
New year reports show no unusual deaths or incidents as Sunday beer and liquor sales expand across Kansas. Cities such as Pomona and Princeton voted to allow Sunday hours from mid January, Baldwin City approved, and Ottawa discussed but did not act. Law changes permit open stores daily except three holidays, emphasizing convenience over social harm concerns while noting higher costs could deter some retailers.
Dick Morris argues that isolationist sentiment shapes Bush support and Democratic opposition to the Patriot Act and NSA wiretapping. He links Iraq war views, domestic spying, and public values, claiming isolationists align with both parties on different issues. The piece cites past political dynamics and demographics.
A secret Pentagon database of 16 to 25 year olds tracks names addresses phone numbers emails grades and more to aid Army recruiting in Iraq. Officials began three years ago without public notice violating the Privacy Act drawing mothers and lawmakers concerns. Call the EPI C at 202 483 1140 to protest. Jim Hightower promotes his book Thieves In High Places.
Brief notice requesting letters 400 words or less for Readers Forum. Print rules require name, address and daytime phone number, with possible editing for length and clarity. Monthly limit: one letter per person. form letters poems consumer complaints or business testimonials not printed.
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