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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 2004
Page
2
Bernard Ingham, former chief press secretary to the British prime minister, quips that the media resembles an oil painting. Close up it seems trivial, but viewed from distance it reveals a distorted, important dnt.
Editorial contrasts Kansas Senate backing 75 mph on select highways with Ottawa Kansas keeping lower city and local road speeds. It argues 75 mph may ease regional traffic and boost spending, yet warns higher limits raise fines and could not meaningfully cut commutes. Ottawa commissioners rejected a KDOT request to raise K-68 speed, citing safety and actual speeds. The piece weighs urban versus rural impact and calls for balanced, safer traffic planning.
A note explains that guest editorials provide reader variety and reflect opinions not necessarily held by The Herald or its editor. It clarifies that views expressed belong to the contributors.
An Ottawa resident questions the claim of freedom after Saddam Hussein and the U S invasion. The piece contrasts reported abuses under the regime with ongoing arrests and censorship, suggesting continued oppression and control by occupying forces and external interests. It asks readers to view Iraq through its people’s eyes.
A letter argues children should govern school districts and county city affairs, criticizing bond efforts and survey favoritism. The writer contends property tax payers were excluded, cites a hotel resident with no tax, and warns about local pedophile risks near Davis Road and I-35. The plea laments taxpayer betrayal and safety concerns for children.
A reader condemns alleged deceitful acts, accuses the school board of arrogance, urges transferring control of renovated school buildings, questions title and abstracts dating to 1865, and vows no votes for new schools while praising some board members. The letter targets Mr Allegre and others, praising local police but calling for accountability.
Paul and Patti Kennicott and other readers express gratitude for the Air Force Jazz Band performance. The note calls it a very enjoyable afternoon and hopes for more events like it in the future. Named correspondents include Betty Moore Cheryl Fertaker Brian and Cody Moore Connie Sims Berry Makayla and Nolland.
A stirring performance by the United States Air Force Band drew praise from the audience. The singer moved listeners to tears as the crowd admired the concert, with many sharing admiration for the music and the artistry on display.
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