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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 2004
Page
2
A 1956 quotation from journalist and press critic A J Liebling showcases his crisp view on media bias and public discourse. The line reflects Liebling's sharp wit and enduring skepticism toward journalism's role in shaping opinion.
Editorial argues churches must stay neutral in campaigns while urging voter registration and issue discussion. Citing IRS rules and constitutional separation, it warns against aiding specific candidates to preserve tax-exempt status. It notes Bush-era funding shifts and clergy outreach as points of debate, urging adherence to law and clear separation.
The quoted passage states Congress shall make no law establishing religion or prohibiting free exercise. It protects speech press assembly and petition for grievances. The clause enumerates five core rights and aims to limit government interference in civic participation.
Ottawa resident Marilyn Chrismer urges action against a federal marriage amendment opposing same sex unions. She warns of shifts in American values, court rulings, and U N involvement, urging readers to contact Senators Brownback and Roberts to oppose changes.
A voter urges support for a Kansas Senate candidate on August 3 citing her bold stance on preserving the traditional family. The writer highlights her advocacy of a marriage amendment as a defining issue and reflects on raising a family amid changing norms.
Jenny Bennett urges voting against same sex marriage, cites Carl Zimmerman on civilization decline, and backs Caryn Tyson for Aug 3 ballot, warning of classroom influence and church pressure.
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