Quote on free speech from Heywood Broun
Noted author and journalist Heywood Broun in 1926 cautions that few individuals truly mean what they say when they declare support for free speech reflecting a skeptical view of universal endorsement.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 2004
Page
2
Noted author and journalist Heywood Broun in 1926 cautions that few individuals truly mean what they say when they declare support for free speech reflecting a skeptical view of universal endorsement.
Jeanny Sharp notes in this local election commentary that competition among candidates for county attorney, county commissioner, county clerk, county sheriff and several legislative districts sharpens choices. She urges voters to study stances before August primaries and warns against staying home.
A compilation of Kansas officials and legislators with office addresses in Topeka and Washington, including U S senators Pat Roberts and Sam Brownback and representatives Jim Ryun Tom Holland Bill Feuerbom Joe Humerickhouse Stanley Dreher. Also Gov Kathleen Sebelius and State Senators Derek Schmidt Robert Tyson with phone numbers and web links.
A reflective essay links the summer solstice to a global crossroads. It notes tensions in Iraq and Israel, EU gridlock, Iran’s rising profile, and domestic politics. The piece critiques security databases, blame on corporate greed, and calls for seasonal lawmaking limits during the equinox.
British EU critics celebrate UKIP gains near 20 percent, urging no to Brussels rules. The piece argues EU bureaucracy erodes sovereignty, cites tax and policy controls, and notes Blair reversing a constitution vote. Dick Morris promo and copyright 2004 close the column.
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