Mexican disillusionment with Fox as Bush shifts party support
Mexicans voiced frustration Sunday over President Vicente Fox and his National Action Party, believing U.S. influence shaped party numbers. They fault Washington for not backing Fox on Iraq and border issues, arguing stronger U.S.-Mexico ties would aid a stable, less corrupt Mexico and the broader security and economic link with the United States.
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Senators balk at Liberia troop move in Winfield Courier
The Winfield Courier reports Kansas Senators Pat Roberts and Sam Brownback resist sending US troops to Liberia while urging alternatives. It argues only American forces can quell the violence, but calls for a UN backed coalition to avoid overextension. The piece notes President Bush’s Africa aid push and hints at a troop decision looming.
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Editorials From Guest Writers Open Opinions for Readers
Guest editorials offer readers a range of viewpoints not necessarily endorsed by The Herald or its editors. The pages publish diverse opinions to stimulate thought and discussion among the audience.
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Contact details for Kansas and federal lawmakers list
A catalog of office addresses and phone numbers for U S senators Pat Roberts Sam Brownback and state officials including Governor state ks us representatives Tom Holland Bill Feuerborn Joe Humerickhouse Stanley Dreher and others at Topeka and Washington D C with district and capitol offices and contact lines.
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Media role in war sparks broad criticism across U S society
Mark Weisbrot argues US and international media failed to inform the public during the Iraq war. He cites poll results, government claims, and press behavior as threats to democracy, urging reform and accountability in reporting and falsehood exposure.
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Truck Parking Woes Spark Local Frustration and Inquiry
A resident argues for truckers lacking parking in the city and questions where authorized spaces exist after Wal Mart, Wingert Texaco, and a hill restaurant removed spots. The note highlights rising ill will toward trucks and notes the nearest truck stop as a distant option.
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Truckers urge Ottawa truck stop support for parking
Reader forum at Beto Junction notes heavy truck traffic in Ottawa and seeks public input for a local truck stop. Readers urged to write in with parking need, share investor leads, and contact Truck Stop at 1135 S Willow St Ottawa Kansas 66067 or via email.
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