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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 2009
Page
2
An editorial note frames cartoonists as a democratic value, arguing that democracy relies on hecklers. The line emphasizes the role of satire and dissent in public discourse and civic accountability. It highlights the importance of independent voices in democratic societies.
The editorial notes that Greenland and Iceland boast the highest Internet penetration, with the United States at 74.7 percent. It points out China’s large user base despite 22.4 percent penetration and reflects on the Internet as an equalizing force shaping education, research, banking, shopping, and media access across nations, while speculating on future shifts.
A Saturday Page 4 editorial lists a phone line for hearing impaired readers to request up to two $40 digital TV converter box vouchers. The number 877 388 2009 is provided for TTY users.
Gale Woodrome, chairman of Rural Water District No. 1, condemns online gossip sparked by a Reader Forum item about motorcyclists. She recalls a past accident with a Honda 50, emphasizes personal responsibility, and urges respectful use of the Internet and social media to avoid harm and promote safety and faith.
Readers argue over consolidation and operations of Rural Water Districts No 1 No 4 and No 6 in Franklin County. They note district No 1 No 4 and No 6 serve about 2500 meters, raise rates to cover costs, and question media push for consolidation.
Readers can share views with The Ottawa Herald by sending comments to the forum. The notice provides a fax number 785 242 9420 for submissions.
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