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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 2008
Page
2
Roger S. Kintzel, former publisher of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, reflects in 1997 on the role of a free vigorous press. He argues that a free press may cause pain but ultimately safeguards society's interests and rights.
The piece argues the Fed faces two threats, recession and inflation, with Ben Bernanke signaling recession as the greater risk while inflation looms from energy and food prices. It notes subprime lending woes, tighter credit, falling housing activity, rising unemployment, and public skepticism about the Fed’s protective power.
Technology rich classrooms expand at Eugene Field through a Technology Rich Grant of over 150000 dollars funding two laptop laden labs. Teachers utilize 24 laptops per lab for third to fifth grades enabling research brochures PowerPoint projects and online state reports. Scheduling remains a challenge but Smart Boards and cross grade projects lift student achievement.
Syndicated columnist Charley Reese argues U S policy backs Israel amid occupied territories and failed diplomacy. He says the West Bank Gaza and other areas are governed by a power imbalance that prevents Palestinian concessions, while American vetoes block UN recourse. The piece critiques Bush for a PR visit and warns of growing Middle East instability.
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