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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 2004
Page
2
Justice William J. Brennan Jr declares academic freedom vital to all, calling it a First Amendment safeguard beyond teacher interests. He argues the classroom must resist orthodoxy laws, preserving free inquiry and scholarly autonomy nationwide.
Reapportionment effects in Kansas districts show benefits for Franklin and Anderson County residents. Senator Derek Schmidt launches a constituency Web site offering online surveys on public policy issues, starting with funding for K 12 education. The state services group provides free site development for lawmakers and enables instant view of survey results, enhancing accessibility and timely feedback for constituents.
A fragmented listing provides addresses and phone numbers for federal and state leaders in Kansas including U S. Senators Pat Roberts and Sam Brownback U S. Rep Jim Ryun Gov Kathleen Sebelius State Sens Derek Schmidt Robert Tyson and Derek Schmidt and State Reps Tom Holland Bill Feuerborn Joe Humerickhouse and Stanley Dreher with office locations in Topeka and Washington D C.
George Stewart of Ottawa criticizes the Bush administration arguing that post 9 11 unity mask manipulation through distortion and deception. He cites Patriot Act No Child Left Behind Medicare reform immigration and space plans as back door privatization away from domestic needs, accusing the president of pursuing a self serving agenda while soldiers suffer and rights erode.
Steve Casey recalls Pearl-McLaurin High School in Jackson Mississippi during fall 1966 as the school began integrating. He highlights Cheryl D as a poised, ambitious example of progress and contrasts her with a hostile classmate, noting changing attitudes over 35 years toward inclusion and the dream of MLK that people are judged by character, not color.
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