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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 2009
Page
2
A 1965 remark by civil rights leader Malcolm X states that peace cannot be separated from freedom since true peace requires personal liberty. The quote emphasizes inseparable rights as core to freedom and social harmony.
A local editorial urges residents to consider flood and earthquake insurance after a severe storm damaged roofs at Ottawa Municipal Airport and caused widespread destruction. It notes past hail and flood risks, references the New Madrid fault, and warns many remain uninsured without explicit coverage. The piece stresses practical planning over promotion.
The First Amendment prohibits government establishment of religion and guarantees free exercise, freedom of speech, freedom of the press, and the right to peaceably assemble and petition for redress of grievances.
Kansas Governor Mark Parkinson has reiterated he will not seek election to a full term next year. Analysts expect insider maneuvering as he shepherds the budget through a tough year while Republicans weigh strategies that could jeopardize his political future. Hawver's Capitol Report notes the budget cuts and borrowing plans aim to minimize political heat amid recessionary challenges.
Donald Kaul critiques GOP scandals from Mark Sanford to John Ensign and David Vitter, questioning party integrity, roles, and presidential hopefuls. He argues Democrats tax, while Republicans evade. urges GOP to back Rush Limbaugh as a unifying figure ahead of the next election.
A request to readers invites public commentary directed to The Ottawa Herald Mail located at 104 S Cedar. The notice asks residents to submit opinions for potential publication in upcoming issues.
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