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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 2004
Page
2
Natalie Maines, musician with the Dixie Chicks, states in 2003 that one privilege of being American is the freedom to voice one's own point of view, highlighting core rights in a national context. The remark frames liberty as a fundamental civic value underpinning musical expression and public discourse.
A guest editorial argues against expanding gambling to fund state needs. It cites Gov. Sebelius and Rep. Ballou supporting slot machines, warns of gambling’s social costs, including harm to seniors and increased pawn shop activity, and questions relying on revenue amid poverty and broader social impact.
Reno County Sheriff Randy Henderson launched the STOPPED program enabling parents to receive phone notices when their teen drivers are stopped or ticketed. Parents sign up to get STOPPED stickers for teen cars and will learn occupant counts during stops, aiming to curb unpaid tickets and promote safer driving. By week’s end about a dozen applications were filed.
Charley Reese challenges media hype about weapons of mass destruction. He argues epidemics, chemical weapons, and thermonuclear bombs are overstated, urges focusing on war and its human costs, and ends with a personal note to readers inviting letters. He includes a closing quote and address in Orlando, Florida.
An opinion piece argues corporate donors buy access and influence in U S politics. It cites a website with internal documents, a $250,000 GOP request to Bristol-Myers Squibb, and a Global Crossing pledge tied to a merger approval. It urges action through Public Campaign and mentions Jim Hightower as author.
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