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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 2004
Page
2
A writer and poet bears a duty to express as much of the world as possible through language, pushing to say or sing the full range of human experience within the craft. The quotation highlights the expansive obligation of creative voices to explore and articulate reality.
Guest editorial argues lawmakers deserve blame for inequitable funding as 14 districts collected 1.4 million to fund a lawsuit seeking more state money. Salina official defends the spending while House leaders call it outrageous, insisting the problem lies with the legislature.
Governor Kathleen Sebelius earns credit for stepping up with a substantive school plan though she avoids naming specific tax increases. The message is flat on terms, with no casino gambling or liquor talks, and leaves Kansans unsettled about supporting higher taxes amid economic uncertainty.
The piece examines Howard Dean's claim of a genetic component to homosexuality, labeling him a biotheologian. It contrasts biology with scripture, cites APA views on sexual orientation, and notes Dean's Iowa campaign audience while referencing Warren Throckmorton and related research.
A reader from the Class of 1956 expresses trepidation about the old Ottawa High School building. The note reflects concern over preservation versus redevelopment and offers personal perspective from long-time community memory.
A reader in Los Angeles urges preservation of Ottawa public school building as a historic Main Street landmark and educational heritage. The writer asks officials to weigh its significance against replacing it with a less distinguished structure and cites past demolition of a Stanford White home on Cedar.
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