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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 2008
Page
2
Charlton Heston, former NRA president in 2000, argued that guiding thoughts leads to guiding speech and actions, reflecting concerns about rising coercive influence and free expression limits. He warned that steering thoughts could precede directing behaviors and policy outcomes.
Wynndee Lee, Ottawa planning and codes administrator, steps to the stage Saturday to accept the Russell Crites Award at the Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce annual banquet for making significant contributions to community growth and quality of life.
Wynndee Lee, Ottawa planning and codes administrator, honored with the Russell Crites Award for significant contributions to Ottawa's growth and quality of life. Her work spans the comprehensive plan, zoning, interlocal agreement with Franklin County, economic development, annexation of 1300 homes, tax increment financing policy, Habitat for Humanity, hosting foreign exchange students, and serving as interim city manager for eight months.
Humor columnist Tom Purcell argues for a federal ban on Girl Scout cookies citing obesity carbon impact and alleged manipulation. He mocks the practice while urging readers to lobby lawmakers to end the annual sale.
Rich Lowry analyzes New Hampshire's verdict on Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton. He argues Obama’s abstract hope faced scrutiny from lunch bucket voters while Clinton linked to bread and butter concerns. The piece notes income, education, and gender divides and suggests a pause before a potential one term Senate candidate moves to the White House.
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