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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 2016
Page
4
Guest editorial argues the fear of terrorists is overstated while car crashes, especially with texting, pose far greater personal risk. It cites odds of dying in crashes, 1.6 million crashes nationwide from cell phones, and 6,000 lives lost annually, urging readers to weigh real dangers against perceived threats. The piece ends urging readers to do the math.
A reader facing statement explains guest editorials aim to provide diverse opinions and clarify that views do not represent The Herald or its editors. It underscores independence of guest voices and separation from the newspaper’s official position.
A compact roster listing names and office addresses for state and federal officials in Kansas. It includes Gov. Sam Brownback, Attorney General Derek Schmidt, State Rep. Blaine Finch, State Rep. Kevin Jones, and State Sen. Caryn Tyson with office rooms, capitals, addresses, phone numbers, and email domains for each.
Mitchell Zimmerman argues that widespread gun carrying increases risk rather than reducing it. He cites FBI data showing 90 percent of U S murders involve a single victim and most killers are known to their victims. The piece critiques absolutist gun narratives and highlights impulsive, angry behavior among armed individuals.
Jim Hightower argues that proposed 2000 mile border fence by Republican candidates is impractical and costly. He cites 2006 mandate, 650 miles built, tens of billions in materials, land takings, terrain barriers, and pervasive gaps. He questions honesty behind calls to “just build a wall.”
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