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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 2005
Page
6
Top Bush officials speculated publicly that banned arsenals may have been moved from Iraq before the war. The issue remains unresolved in the final U S intelligence report on Iraq’s weapons programs.
Officials say intelligence shows no evidence that Saddam Hussein transferred weapons or related equipment out of Iraq. Defense and diplomatic leaders have repeatedly speculated about hiding or moving WMDs, but the Iraq Survey Group has found no material proof to support those claims. Charles Duelfer’s final report is due in February as experts stay on in limited roles.
An Associated Press Ipsos poll shows a majority feel hopeful about President Bush's second term and view him positively, while doubts about Iraq persist. Iraq identified as top priority. 53 percent doubt stable government there. over 1,350 U.S. troops have died in the conflict ahead of the inauguration.
Trudie Hall of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City told Ottawa University Chapel attendees that service means putting muscle into helping others. Hall, a longtime Red Cross and United Way volunteer, urged individuals to roll up their sleeves and take action, noting King and all who give must do something, not just talk or donate.
The piece argues economic equality is the major 21st century civil rights issue with racial wealth gaps widening. It notes blacks lag whites in housing, loans, investments, and board representation, citing Brandeis professor Thomas Shapiro on persistent disparities and wealth versus income differences.
The fourth annual Franklin County Children’s Literature Festival will bring authors illustrators and storytellers to Ottawa University and Ottawa Middle School March 9. More than 1200 students and about 300 adults are expected to attend with authors such as Cheryl Harness Mary Downing Hahn Evester Roper Betsy Hearne and William T. Anderson among others. Organizers seek volunteers and sponsors by emailing Hall at tmyhall grapevine.net.
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