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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 2009
Page
2
Loren Ghiglione notes that public consent grants journalists freedom which the public can withdraw. He argues the irony is that when the public restricts journalists, it also restricts its own freedom, reflecting on media and civic power.
A columnist questions Americans reading habits citing Book-Publishing.com figures: high non reading rates, few visit bookstores, many start but do not finish books, and rising audiobook use. Despite digital formats, libraries and new reading methods may revive interest in books. The Ottawa Library reports 115000 annual checkouts by 9300 patrons.
Opinion by Tommy Felts in The Ottawa Herald frames President Obama as Big Brother due to regulatory actions across health care energy Internet and personal choices. The piece accuses ongoing government intrusion into daily life and questions the legitimacy of government overreach while urging readers to resist mandates and preserve individual freedoms.
Kansas aims to secure National Cancer Institute Cancer Center Designation for KU Cancer Center to boost local care from Goodland to Pittsburg and drive life sciences economy and research growth statewide. The designation could keep patients in state for advanced treatments and attract new funding and jobs.
Reader letters discuss public debate and the Kansas Bioscience Authority support for KU Cancer Center drug development. A senator outlines plans to back KU Cancers bid for National Cancer Institute designation, aiming to finalize its application by September 2011, with emphasis on job creation and regional economic impact.
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