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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 2006
Page
2
Greg Lukianoff, legal director of the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, stated in 2005 that offense arises when deep beliefs are challenged and that testing beliefs through debate is central to education. The remark underscores how discussion drives learning and critical thinking.
Unchecked Bush defenders at Kansas State University praise warrantless NSA eavesdropping and argue for oversight. Critics warn that secrecy and power risks threaten freedoms, citing Hoover and Nixon as examples before noting laws exist to prevent abuse and questioning long term domestic spying across future administrations.
The statement presents the core First Amendment provisions protecting religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition. It outlines Congress shall not establish religion or prohibit free exercise, abridge freedom of speech or press, or impede peacable assembly and petition to redress grievances.
Tom Beaver reports on the Indian Land Tenure Foundation and Minneapolis crew producing American Indian Homelands, a DVD for schools addressing a decade-long battle for a full accounting of trust funds. Featuring Sen. McCain, Sen. Daschle, and Sam Donaldson, the program notes billions were swindled, with proceeds funding education about history from elementary to university levels. The DVD, priced at 25 dollars with shipping, is distributed in Borders, Barnes & Noble, Rapid City, and Dubuque, with broader national plans.
Ottawa Herald pagination editor Tommy Felts weighs in as Missouri Kansas and Wisconsin push bills banning protest activities at funerals near churches cemeteries or funeral establishments. Proponents say protection for grieving families while critics warn of unconstitutional limits on free speech.
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