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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 2008
Page
2
The former principal chief of the Cherokee Nation, Wilma Mankiller, reflects in 2005 that journalism favors portraying people as victims rather than survivors. She notes journalists and communities often frame narratives to fit victimhood.
Proponents of a graduated driver's license bill pushed the measure to a House subcommittee for study. The proposal would raise the learner permit age to 15 and the restricted license age to 16, aiming to improve teen driving safety despite potential opposition from lawmakers and teens. Kansas saw 64 fatalities and 17,628 accidents involving 15 to 19 year olds in 2005, urging lawmakers to weigh lifestyle changes against safer, better-trained drivers.
Ottawa High School offers a dual credit criminal justice course taught by Sheriff Craig Davis. The 10 year program, now pairing Ottawa High with Neosho County Community College, emphasizes attendance, effort, and hands on learning. Graduates join local sheriff’s department, drug enforcement, or pursue further education.
Columnist Charley Reese voices strong critique of the Clintons and Bush era, arguing the Clinton campaign uses ruthless tactic, painting Obama as a black candidate, predicting Clinton administration risks and broad voter disillusion. Reese cites age concerns for John McCain and reflects on possible four year presidency with Fox-like partisan bias. He notes undying Democratic support and urges reader engagement in elections.
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