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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 2004
Page
2
Shakespeare’s maxim highlights concision in speech. The line from the English playwright and poet, dated 1599, emphasizes the value of economy in language and the impact of restraint.
Kansas Insurance Commissioner Sandy Praeger aims to curb premium hikes from inquiries mistaken as claims and to bar policy cancellations after a single weather related event. Franklin and Anderson County cases illustrate drivers behind the push as residents face hail and ice storms and higher premiums.
Guest editorials present readers with diverse viewpoints while noting that the Herald and its editors do not necessarily share those opinions.
Kansas Taxpayers Network editor Karl Petersohn argues Gov. Kathleen Sebelius’s proposed three tax increases would cost jobs and slow economic recovery. He cites Flint Hills Center analysis predicting 3,700 lost jobs and GDP decline, contrasting with Sebelius’s fiscal conservative campaign stance.
A reader defends President Bush against liberal criticism in a letter referencing the January 20 editorial and the Paul O Neil tell all. The writer notes Iraq Liberation Act signed by Clinton in 1998 and suggests a possible military plan to remove Saddam Hussein, then hints at insider information. The letter criticizes media sensationalism and partisan distortion.
A reader argues about Paul O'Neill's resignation and CBS coverage of secret documents. The letter defends the Bush administration, attacks left-wing media, and laments liberal influence as the pendulum allegedly swings toward conservative views.
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