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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 2009
Page
2
Eric Moon former president of the American Library Association in 1999 notes that freedom for one’s own ideas is widely accepted while freedom for ideas one detests is hard to sell. The remark contrasts personal liberty with tolerance for dissent.
Editorial highlights Cloud County Community College adding a Wind Energy Technology program, expanding from four students to 110 with 50 waiting. Meridian Way Wind Farm and Smoky Hills project nearby illustrate growing demand for wind tech workers, amid Siemens Energy expansion and Kansas’s strong wind potential.
On July 12 the Freedom to Read Foundation celebrates 40 years of safeguarding First Amendment freedoms in libraries and schools. Founded by librarians, lawyers and others, the group provides legal resources, backs court victories restoring access to books, and defends free inquiry and public access to information in libraries nationwide.
Carole Hopkins thanks city workers and volunteers for the flower planters and city beautification efforts. She praises the visible results, notes appreciation from residents and visitors, and encourages continued care for the town’s appearance.
Floyd and Mary Beth Brown argue liberal media distortion and anti Palin rhetoric taint coverage since 2008. They cite Letterman, CBS, Times, MSNBC figures and Obama praise, claiming fabricated jobs data and celebrity focus mislead the public, urging objective reporting and accountability.
The Ottawa Herald invites readers to share views via FAX at 785 242 9420. Community Connections welcomes letters, comments, and local insights for publication in the community news section.
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