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Katherine Whitehorn English journalist 1962 quote about censorship evaluating its long term damage and social impact, reflecting on freedom of expression and suppression.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 2004
Page
2
Katherine Whitehorn English journalist 1962 quote about censorship evaluating its long term damage and social impact, reflecting on freedom of expression and suppression.
Guest editorial praises the Kansas Natural Resources Legacy Alliance master plan for outdoors Kansas. It notes public education, land use planning, and higher funding are needed, urges opening more land for private hunt and recreation access, and calls for targeted public land acquisitions to better manage natural resources.
Kansas, a leading cattle state after Texas, increases diligence in feeding practices and advertising safety after Washington state mad cow findings. Producers comply with FDA ban on feeding cattle parts to cattle and submit inspections and affidavits to reassure buyers and the public.
A critic argues the public responds with irrational panic to mad cow scares while real threats like Salmonella and Listeria remain underreported. The piece urges reform of the feedlot system, promotes grass fed cattle, and links industrial farming to energy waste and environmental risk. Richard Manning, author of Against the Grain, is cited.
Charley Reese argues American jobs vanish as US brands are made in China and imported goods flood markets. He decries slave labor, inflation masking prosperity, and misuses of free trade. Reese calls for a political revolution and heavy taxation to curb offshore production.
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