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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 2004
Page
2
Bruce Fein of The Washington Times argues that if a president is denied full frank counsel due to timid subordinates, the remedy is to fire the adviser rather than conceal the advice. He stresses accountability and transparency in executive decisions.
Two Republican candidates Shaun Perry and Debbie Cannady face off August 3 for a chance to oppose Democrat Donna Mietchen Ferguson in November. Perry, finishing an eighth year, emphasizes elections and open records but clashes with commissioners on policy adaptation. Cannady, longtime resident and former city clerk, positions as an information clearinghouse with strong customer service and organizational skills.
Readers are presented with opinion pieces by guest editors as a vehicle for diverse viewpoints. The Herald notes these views may not reflect the newspaper or its editors.
A concerned voter endorses Craig Davis for sheriff, noting his degree, budgeting experience, years with the department, and strong community safety commitment. The letter highlights Davis’s long hours and trusted service, contrasting with longtime neighbor Pat Apple’s friendship and observations.
Editorial profile of Pat, a Louisburg resident for over 30 years, husband to Debbie and father of Allison and Emily. A lifelong worker and electrical contractor, he chairs community boards, runs Apple Electric, and has led Miami County projects. He seeks to represent District 12 in the Kansas Senate with a focus on family values and local service.
Joe Klock Sr. argues for robust but responsible expression during a heated presidential campaign. He defends American leadership while urging civility, fact based criticism, and gratitude for liberty, urging readers to criticize fairly and avoid hate filled rhetoric.
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