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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 2005
Page
2
W. Dale Harrison of Auburn University in 2003 warned that students educated in a culture of censorship miss half their journalism education and misdevelop critical reporting skills. He urged liberal arts integration and practice to preserve press freedom.
Opinions from Garden City to Topeka reflect relief as Kansas Supreme Court signs off on a bipartisan 148.4 million boost for public schools ending a drawn out session. Lawmakers Loyd Light Morris backed the plan while others resisted. Editorials commend funding to help students in poverty and English learners and warn against constitutional amendments aimed at curbing the judiciary.
Editorials from guest writers present diverse viewpoints and clarify that views do not necessarily reflect The Herald or its editor.
Tom Beaver, a Muscogee Creek Nation member, condemns Kansas Republicans for a 12 day special session that funded public schools with harm to poorer districts. He argues the legislature wasted 34 500 per day and urges payouts to education funds with no tax relief.
John Schlageck discusses how Kansas ethanol supports energy independence, rural economies, and environmental benefits. He notes rising oil imports, potential to produce billions of gallons of ethanol by 2012, job creation, farm impact, increased corn usage, and ongoing plant developments in Goodland Sherman County Garden City Seward Pratt Phillipsburg and broader Midwest price effects. He argues ethanol improves air quality and reduces toxic gasoline components while boosting local markets and consumer savings.
The Ottawa Herald invites letters under 400 words for the Readers' Forum. Include name, address and daytime phone number. Letters may be edited for length and clarity. One letter per month limit. Form letters, poems, consumer complaints or business testimonials will not be printed.
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