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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 2004
Page
2
Katherine Whiteham, an English journalist, argued in 1962 that censorship causes lasting damage greater than any single bad act. Her remark framed censorship as a pervasive threat to freedom of expression and open discourse.
U S Department of Agriculture officials rejected broader testing of market cattle as a quick, lasting solution to traders concerns about mad cow disease. Instead, a limited plan aims to impose fewer changes, with Veneman announcing measures after a Washington state cow tested positive. Nations banned imports, cattle prices dropped, and a national cattle identification system was launched to restore confidence.
Opinion voices appear in this section as readers share diverse perspectives. The Herald notes editorials express personal views not necessarily reflecting the newspaper or its editor.
A roster of federal and state lawmakers and officials from Kansas with their Washington and Topeka addresses phone numbers and office websites. Figures include U S Senator Pat Roberts Sam Brownback Representative Jim Ryun Governor Kathleen Sebelius and several state legislators with Capitol room numbers and contact details.
An Ottawa Herald column critiques Judge Terry Bullock's school funding ruling as underfunding public education and presses lawmakers to accept responsibility. It argues funding must balance across the state, notes California’s Proposition 13 impacts, cites Johnson County shifts, and warns against tax-cut rhetoric while predicting who bears the cost of relief.
Ted Koppel hosted a New Hampshire debate among nine Democrats and aggressively pressed poll and fundraising topics. He criticized candidates like Kucinich Sharpton and Moseley Braun as in the race for vanity, drawing applause as they rejected the focus on money and endorsements. The next day ABC pulled journalists from their campaigns, reducing exposure before the primaries.
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