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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 2008
Page
2
David Hudson of the First Amendment Center warned in 2000 that fear of new technology and school safety concerns must not erode students constitutional rights, from the schoolhouse gate to their own computer screens.
Ottawa merchants rolled out sidewalk displays last weekend to clear stock and welcome new items. Shoppers wandered downtown amid bands and crafts as merchants worried locals may not shop locally, while gas prices push value of local wares. The chamber plans a Thursday Farmers Market restart downtown and will present to the city commission study session.
A concise overview of the First Amendment proclaiming Congress shall make no law establishing religion or abridging free speech press or the right to assemble and petition for redress of grievances. It anchors governmental limits on religion and expression.
John Zogby of Zogby International notes the Democratic race signals a shift away from Boomer influence as Barack Obama nears the nominating end while Hillary Clinton clings to a slim technical path. The piece reviews the era's dynamics, Clinton's inevitability claim, and voters' preference for change over the Boomer political style.
syndicated columnist Michael Reagan alerts to a Birmingham incident where police blocked two American preachers from distributing Bible tracts in a Muslim area, warning that converting Muslims could be a hate crime and threatening arrest if they returned. He argues Western governments tolerate or promote faith hostilities and warns of rising jihad.
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