Quote from Mary Jo Malone on fair-minded overreach
Mary Jo Malone of St. Petersburg tires reflects on current business climate in 2003. She says the industry is overly sensitive and afraid and that efforts to be fair-minded have overcorrected.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 2004
Page
2
Mary Jo Malone of St. Petersburg tires reflects on current business climate in 2003. She says the industry is overly sensitive and afraid and that efforts to be fair-minded have overcorrected.
Ottawa's Main Street Association pushes visible improvement with landscaping, murals, awnings, and facade renovations. Projects include Ky's Gymnastics mural, A.C. Carpenter/Crites site, Healthy Instincts makeover, New Traditions apartments, Feldkamp Furniture Mart façade work, and upgrades at Brown's Shoe Fit, Expert Tire, Ottawa Paint Co, and Star Development led Otasco to Underwood Plumber sites.
The article cites the First Amendment language limiting government power over religion speech press assembly and petition. It emphasizes protections for religious freedom free expression and the right to protest and petition grievances with the government. The piece frames these civil liberties as foundational protections in democratic governance.
Bill McKibben argues for clotheslines as a modest energy-saving move, noting how dryers waste electricity, pollute, and impose HOA bans. He cites historical dryer adoption, lint waste, and cultural resistance, urging readers to embrace solar drying as a practical, stylish alternative.
Opinion by Andrew Bernstein argues insider trading laws violate owners rights, claiming investigations into Martha Stewart were unjust. The piece contends markets should freely disclose information and contracts suffice to curb abuse, urging repeal of regulatory prohibitions.
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