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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 2004
Page
2
David Hudson of the First Amendment Center in 2003 argued that nude dancing, while potentially offensive, implicates constitutional freedoms beyond the dancers. The protection influences all who value civil liberties in the broader public sphere.
Central Kansas residents remark on rising bald eagle numbers as federal officials plan to remove the species from the threatened list later this year. The Bald Eagle Protection Act of 1940 will keep eagles protected from harm and trafficking as breeding pairs grow from under 500 to over 7,600 nationwide.
Guest editorials appear to provide readers with diverse viewpoints. The Herald notes views expressed do not necessarily reflect the newspaper or its editor.
Readable directory of U S Senators and Representatives with addresses in Washington and Topeka Kansas, including Senators Roberts Brownback and Representatives Ryun Holland Feuerborn Humerickhouse and Dreher, plus Governor Sebelius contact details for state inquiries.
A critique of housing policy and public attitudes argues that welfare gaps persist as housing requires location and remains stigmatized. It notes 2002 homeless turned away in Nutmeg state, zoning moves in Ansonia and Norwalk, racial wealth disparities, and cuts to Section 8 under the Bush administration worsening housing insecurity across Connecticut.
Glenda Stokes recounts attending the World War II Dedication in Washington DC over Memorial Day weekend to honor her father, father-in-law, and mother-in-law. The event drew 500 troops and civilians with Army and Air Force bands, newsreel recreations, and testimonies. President Bush, Bob Dole, Tom Brokaw, and Tom Hanks spoke, jets performed a missing man formation, and free shuttle service and water were provided. Stokes praises the memorial and urges further visits by WWII veterans.
A reader concurs with a May 28 letter praising the Ottawa University Concert Choir. The writer commends the students and director Dr. Jim Tarrant, calling them outstanding individuals and a credit to the university.
Jim and the students showed exemplary behavior during a tour honoring Dr. Tarrant and the older adults. The writer thanks every student for their respect, describing the trip as a memorable privilege and an asset to OU.
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