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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 2004
Page
2
The 1952 remark by U.S. Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas defends free thought and expression. He argues there should be no limits on temperate discussion and no subject deemed taboo, urging no censor at assemblies.
House hearings exposed flaws in USDA testing for mad cow disease. The inspector general cites reliance on voluntary testing, incomplete surveillance for nervous system disorders, and questions whether a presumed downer cattle focus misses infected animals. Some witnesses allege the sole U S mad cow case was not a downer, challenging USDA methods.
Dagsavisen notes total chaos in Palestinian governance with Arafat unable to lead a stable government. It blames both Israel for hindering self rule and Palestinian authorities for corruption and failure to curb extremist groups like Hamas. It argues Arafat hinders reforms and security cooperation, blocking peace progress.
Columnist William A. Collins argues that the job market shifts show growth in leisure and hospitality while manufacturing declines. He notes lower pay in new jobs, eroding benefits, stagnant minimum wage policies, and rising income disparity. He cites Connecticut data, especially the Southwest, and critiques government reporting and labor trends.
The Timken Company, based in Canton Ohio, moved production overseas after Bush’s visit touted tax cuts for the wealthy. In May the firm closed three USS factories and cut 1300 jobs, abandoning middle class workers who faced reduced college funding and uncertain futures. The spokesman called it a business issue, not political.
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