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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 2006
Page
2
Richard M. Nixon stated that media hold greater influence than the president in public awareness and opinion, asserting the media always have the last word. The quote from 1978 reflects his view on press power in political discourse.
Salina and other cities limited smoking in public spaces, and Marriott International announced all North American properties will be entirely smoke free in September. The plan covers guest rooms and public areas, aiming to reduce fire risk and odor while protecting nonsmokers. Marriott includes nearly 2,300 locations with brands such as Courtyard by Marriott and Fairfield Inn. The move could push a broader industry shift toward smoke free lodging nationwide.
Friends and neighbors gathered at the Carnegie Cultural Center in Ottawa for the first A.C.T. Ottawa awards banquet. John and Anita Pierce organized a slide show of nominees based on mailed ballots printed in The Ottawa Herald, while JoAnn Hancock catered. Awards covered directing, acting, and production with recipients including Jeanne Haggard, Forrest Lowry, Audrey Lintner, and others. The event closed with plans for Steel Magnolias and Another Old Time Radio Show performances in August and September.
Charley Reese argues that Israel’s actions in Lebanon and Gaza hurt civilians, fueled displacement, and reveal US media bias. He accuses Israel of long planning to crush Hamas and Lebanon’s Hezbollah while portraying itself as victim, and calls the conflict a broader disaster for Lebanon and the United States.
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