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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 2004
Page
2
Supreme Court justice Hugo L. Black in 1942 emphasizes that freedom to speak and write about public questions is vital to government as the heart is to the body. A weakened heart leads to debilitation, a stilled heart to failure.
Editorial warns Franklin County readers about deceptive credit card offers from out-of-state banks. It highlights a First Premier Bank card with a 9.9 percent rate plus $95 program fee, $29 setup, $48 annual, $72 participation, and $20 per extra card, plus monthly late fees and possible 23.9 percent rates. It notes extra charges for auto drafts, online status checks, and finance charges, urging purchases with cash and caution about unscrupulous merchants aiming to profit from consumers.
Maren Milligan of MERIP argues the June 30 transfer date is a sham as interim Iraqi authority remains controlled by the United States. The CPA backed poll shows scant public support for leaders, while the Open Society Institute flags nearly $2 billion Iraqi Development Fund spending tied to opaque projects. U.S. troops remain entrenched, with Interim President al-Yawir and security operations under foreign oversight.
Ottawa readers praise disc golf courses. Dave Vague notes Pomona State Park in Vassar has a disc golf course 20 miles west of Ottawa and reports players have no problems. A reader also compares Pomona to Kanza Park and supports adding a disc golf course.
Instructions for submitting letters to the Readers' Forum at The Ottawa Herald. Limit for letters is 400 words or less and must include name, address, and daytime phone number. Letters may be edited for length and clarity. Readers are limited to one letter per month. Form letters poems consumer complaints or business testimonials will not be printed.
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