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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 2004
Page
2
The item presents a quotation attributed to Earl Warren, then U S chief justice, from 1961. It reflects his views and public leadership style during the early 1960s, highlighting themes common to his jurisprudence and public statements while situating the quote in that era.
A Kansas Republican power struggle on open versus closed primaries pits conservatives seeking to keep candidates within the party against moderates who rely on unaffiliated voters. Courts have ruled temporarily, with more suits to come as overseas ballots loom. Democrats favor open primaries, arguing broader participation yields better general election candidates.
A reader notices a dense roll of political contacts for federal and state officials in Kansas. Listings include addresses in Washington and Topeka for U.S. senators Pat Roberts and Sam Brownback, U.S. representative Jim Ryun, and Kansas governors, senators, and representatives with phone numbers and web addresses.
Charley Reese argues that the federal government doubles talking democracy with supporting dictators and human rights while acting against them. He cites Iraq, Israel, and the U.N. stance, condemning hypocrisy and urging a just policy to enhance security and counter terrorism. He invites readers to write to him in Orlando, Florida.
Mike Reagan writes of the nation’s outpouring during his father Ronald Reagan’s public grieving. He recalls 100000 mourners at the Reagan Library and Capitol, praises firefighters, leaders, and supporters, and thanks John Kerry, President Bush, Lady Thatcher, Brian Mulroney, Rev. Danforth, Nancy Reagan, and the American people for their prayers and devotion.
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