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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 2004
Page
2
Bill Kovach, chairman of the Committee of Concerned Journalists in 2003, warned that embedded reporters may be driven by television’s drama mindset, worrying the image drives coverage and war reporting becomes a crafted narrative.
Ottawa city planners face a July 14 public hearing on seven parcels at 15th and Main as Mission River LLC seeks a C-2 rezoning. After a May 19 denial, new commissioners Warren Reed and York join a reshaped board. They may approve a C-2 or settle for C-1 with more green space, amid traffic and noise concerns and alternative sites seen as better fits.
Guest editorials offer readers varied opinions, with views not necessarily representing The Herald or its editor. The note clarifies that published columns reflect individual perspectives rather than the newspaper’s official stance.
George Stewart of Ottawa argues the Iraq invasion by the United States erodes global safety and misuses military power. He condemns prolonged occupation, conscription threats, and calls for Iraqi self rule and immediate U.S. withdrawal. He cites legacy of past invasions and questions sovereign status post June 28 declaration.
Donald Kaul argues Bill Clinton remains a polar figure, praising his presidency while condemning impeachment and right wing attacks. He contrasts Clinton with George Bush and Ronald Reagan, noting economic shifts and rising deficits, and suggests voters may focus on Kerry in 2004.
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