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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 2005
Page
2
John Seigenthaler, founder of the First Amendment Center, speculates that televangelists would denounce the Pledge of Allegiance if they knew its author Francis Belamy was a committed Socialist. He suggests attempts to ban the pledge from school books would follow.
City officials press KDOT for a pedestrian activated crosswalk at North Main Street near Casey's after a recent injury crash. Drivers and pedestrians struggle with visibility and high truck traffic from the West Wilson industrial area, with safety improvements urged as area counts may rise after a new elementary school opens.
Guest editorials are published to provide readers with a range of opinions. Views expressed are not necessarily those of The Herald or its editor.
The piece argues that global video surveillance, including London’s half million cameras, deter and solve crimes and may curb terrorist threats. It cites case studies in Britain and U S cities, notes civil libertarian concerns, and quotes critics like Barry Steinhardt and Heather MacDonald. It concludes cameras can reduce crime and terror risk, despite privacy debates.
Jim Hightower argues President Bush fails to curb oil company gouging and windfall profits. He criticizes lack of price controls or FTC action, noting political ties to Big Oil and appointing a ChevronTexaco lawyer to lead the FTC.
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