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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 2004
Page
2
U.S. Chief Justice Warren Burger stated in 1991 that the fighters at Lexington and Concord did not seek separation of powers or government structure but fought for freedom of religion, speech, and press. The remark frames the colonial struggle as a defense of basic rights rather than constitutional reform.
Ottawa residents react to obscene language displayed on a Main Street tavern sign and the broader issue of civility in political discourse. The column contrasts local decorum with national slogans, citing Cheney's use of an obscenity and calling for higher community standards amid a charged political season.
Dr. Howard Dean argues that the Bush administration suppresses scientific findings to fit ideology. He cites FDA, EPA, NIH, and CDC actions, staff edits, and policy shifts as examples, warning that political influence threatens public health and scientific integrity. He notes dismissals from bioethics panels and altered public health information.
Pat Hughes writes from Ottawa criticizing numerous slum landlords including a preacher with a car tot and a heavy handed owner. She cites holes animals slinking through carpets and pervasive odor, urging city inspections and forced repairs or demolition to end the grandfather mentality. She compares Ottawa unfavorably to Montana and urges action.
A local figure addresses a misleading Ottawa Herald statement from June 25 about support for an administrator for Franklin County. The speaker clarifies backing an administrator while urging council district consultation to reduce five districts to three and supports a public vote for major daily government changes.
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