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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 2004
Page
2
Diane Ravitch, author and education historian, notes that both left and right push to control reality by altering textbook presentation. She argues a free society cannot endure if everyone censors what they find offensive.
The 9/11 Commission urges a national intelligence director to oversee 15 agencies. Kansas Senator Pat Roberts presses Congress to act before January. Opponents fear bureaucracy. supporters say reform is essential to prevent another surprise attack.
National Retail Federation data frame the back to school period as a $14 million consumer market while urging reuse and recycled materials. The guide promotes reusing notebooks, choosing post consumer content, eco friendly clothing, and involving children in sustainable purchasing. It cites Amanda Chehrezad of Coop America and directs readers to Green Pages and Coop America resources.
A reader disputes a July 20 letter claiming only one candidate backs the marriage amendment. The Miami County voters guides show the author’s stance that marriage is between one man and one woman and that Kansans deserve a vote on an amendment. Ongoing zone ads reinforce this position.
Pat Apple, candidate for Kansas Senate District 12, asserts support for a marriage preservation amendment and urges voters to consider multiple candidates in the race. He acknowledges Jenny Bennett's views and the need for clarity on legislative options.
Jordan Eckman urges Ottawa readers to support Special Olympics and combat ridicule by volunteering or spending time with athletes. The letter promotes awareness, directs to ksso org for local contacts, and emphasizes that participation helps intellectually disabled individuals train and compete.
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