Killing cancer to top U S priority in lawmaker debate
The war on cancer shows progress with a 2004 death decline of 3,014 from 2003 and notable drops in breast prostate and colorectal cancers due to smoking reductions screening and better treatment. The American Cancer Society warns against complacency amid 14 million new cases and 559,650 deaths projected, urging increased federal funding for research despite NCI budget declines.
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Guest editorials are published to offer readers a variety of opinion. Views expressed are not necessarily those of The Herald or its editor.
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Ottawa Herald Editorial Forum Promotes Free Press Reach
The Ottawa Herald endorses open dialogue on local issues and safeguards individual rights. Editorials aim to educate and persuade residents and institutions toward progressive actions while honoring free speech and a free press.
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Harris Family Celebrates 100 Years of The Ottawa Herald
The Harris family marks a century of ownership of The Ottawa Herald and related media, upholding a mission to cover news without fear or prejudice. The piece outlines leadership history, journalistic independence, and community ties, plus plans for a Harris family exhibit and reader memories.
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Opinion or bigotry in a Pomona reader letter
A Pomona reader, George T. Sayers, denounces Linda Brown and her Herald column as bigoted. He attacks her patriotism and cites Navajo code talkers and immigrant contributions to frame his critique, asserting the column deserves criticism for published ideas.
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Ottawa Eyes American Eagle Shop Downtown Ozark Dial
Citizens support expansion of American Eagle and creation of jobs. A downtown Ottawa shop would keep revenue local, attract students from surrounding towns, and complement existing restaurants and theaters. Proposes offering Martin Osa sportswear to shoppers.
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Right Turn Only Signs Sought From Snow Banks
In town driving after ice and snow, drivers report snow banks blocking mid block exits. Residents urge end of bank piles to display no u turn warnings for safety and smoother traffic flow.
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