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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 2004

Page

2

eTime Sig Quote From Caroline Gordon 1953

A 1953 Caroline Gordon quote frames a well composed book as a magic carpet opening a world inaccessible by any other means. The remark highlights literature as a vehicle for imaginative travel and personal discovery.

What’s the Matter with Kansas A new look at GOP loyalty

A liberal Kansan author argues in Harper’s Magazine that Kansas remains a sea of Republicans shaped by history, farm life, and zealots. The piece notes Carry Nation and John Brown as historic catalysts, cites Topeka pastor Fred Phelps, and critiques creationism in schools while urging voters to judge candidates by policies that sustain Kansans’ livelihoods.

Thomas Frank Kansas Frank Harper's Magazine America Carry Nation John Brown Topeka Fred Phelps Kansas School Board

Tax cut critique from Howard Dean on national policy

Howard Dean argues against tax cuts blaming them for higher property taxes tuition and health premiums while widening deficits. He calls for restructuring the tax code and restoring fairness for working and middle class Americans through funding for health care education and housing and notes his role with Democracy for America.

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Safire myth of globalization and shoe tale debunked

Jim Hightower challenges conservative globalization rhetoric by recounting William Safire’s morality tale of a mother unable to afford $50 American made shoes for her son. He argues free trade helps elites while offshoring costs for the middle class and urges investment in American workers rather than trickle-down fantasies.

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