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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 2011
Page
8
Ben Affleck criticizes limited dissent on TV favoring entertainment and sensationalism. He argues the press is narrowly restricted as many voices are excluded unless they perform or sensationalize. The quote reflects concerns about balanced representation in media discourse.
Ottawa competes with Baldwin City Paola and Gardner in a statewide Take Charge Challenge sponsored by Philips Lighting to switch to energy efficient fluorescent bulbs. The winning community earns 100000 dollars while avoiding waste and improving comfort. Ottawa leads with 31072 saved from 3345 switches in the region as of now.
The Ottawa Herald frames Reader Forum as an open community space for discussion on issues of local impact. It promotes free press and speech while guiding residents toward progressive community action through editorial education and persuasion.
Local letter writers condemn a proposed beer festival as a poor way to boost business in Ottawa. They cite about 42 churches, a lack of published opposition, and warn against promoting drinking in a university town.
A local letter questions beer tasting events in Ottawa and protests alcohol harms figures, referencing Sept 11 trauma, and condemns Ottawa University's Campus paper for explicit content. The writer urges voters to reject the proposal and criticizes university leadership for evasive responses.
Daryl McNabb, pastor, Peniel Bible Church, Waverly, asks why students and faculty are not guaranteed permanent removal for scandals at the university, urging accountability and stronger ethics in campus conduct.
A reader complains about the February Herald feature on Central Heights biology class dissection, calling the photos gruesome and asking whose pet cats were used and expressing concern that cat lovers would object to any cat used.
A cheeky roundup notes Chavez praising Gaddafi while slamming him as a foe, Obama’s wife critiqued for federal overreach, Gorbachev warning Russia’s drift, and the U S Supreme Court backing Westboro against protests. Tommy Felts, Ottawa Herald editor, offers closing credit.
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