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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 2004
Page
2
George Will, syndicated columnist, 2003 argues that campus speech codes protect a right not to be offended but warns that laws shielding expressive activity are constitutionally dubious as government seeks to regulate expression.
The Salina Journal notes Gov. Sebelius touts Forbes ranking Kansas first for business locations based on a U S Economic Freedom Index, while the Kansas Chamber of Commerce and Industry warns of needed tax, workers comp, and legal climate reforms. It cites state audits showing Kansas has high government employment per capita and suggests room for improvement despite Forbes praise.
Reader opinion pieces appear as guest editorials offering diverse viewpoints. The Herald notes views expressed are not official positions of the paper or its editors.
A compiled roster lists President George Bush's White House address and contact along with U S Senators Pat Roberts and Sam Brownback and Representatives Jim Ryun Kathleen Sebelius Derek Schmidt Tom Holland Bill Feuerborn Joe Humerickhouse Stanley Dreher. It includes office locations in Washington and Topeka with phone numbers and web addresses.
A letter blasts the Medicare Reform Act as a hoax for seniors and accuses pharmaceutical companies and politicians of exploiting the elderly. It questions card costs, price controls, and bans on Canadian drug imports, urging negotiation and Canadian access. It criticizes a local congressman and two senators for prioritizing Iraq spending over drug relief.
A 16 year old Iowa farm youth recalls graduating before June 6 1944 and choosing to join WWII. He reflects on Look magazine atrocities and Hitler Youth camps, fearing loss of freedom and vowing to resist tyranny. He notes invasions of Western Europe as a pivotal turning point and laments ongoing struggles for supremacy decades later.
Help save lives by donating blood at the American Red Cross event on Wednesday from noon to 6 pm at the Franklin County Annex. Donors receive a free T-shirt and lunch at the canteen. the drive aims to meet daily regional needs of about five hundred donors to aid hospital patients in Kansas and northern Oklahoma.
A resident recalls proudly touring Ottawa and seeing American flags of all sizes. The note emphasizes gratitude for the country and ends with a blessing and thanks to God.
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