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An editorial from the Detroit News in 2003 argues that an open society is a noisy place fueled by unfettered access to information. Citizens can separate truth from falsehood when information flows freely.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 2005
Page
3
An editorial from the Detroit News in 2003 argues that an open society is a noisy place fueled by unfettered access to information. Citizens can separate truth from falsehood when information flows freely.
Residents vote on sign petition to shrink Franklin County Commission from five to three. The 1998 change expanded to five, costing about 1.28 per resident annually and broadening rural representation. Supporters argue broader input outweighs costs. Critics warn of worse representation and tax impacts.
Denise O'Dea, superintendent, and Wellsville schools recognize PTA boosters volunteers staff teachers site councils and local businesses for their roles in 2004 2005 achievements. The note thanks parents students and community partners for hours support grants and programs sustaining quality education at Wellsville.
Mark Morrissey of Ottawa recalls past summers and local history from Main Street rap to Fort Scott crossing trails along the Muddy Mary. He suggests ditching TV for porch and festival walks while highlighting regional roads, nostalgic sites, and a wish for simpler evenings.
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