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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 2004
Page
2
The screenwriter Lary Gelbart delivers a quip about television, saying the only way to feel anything from a TV set is to touch it when wet, reflecting a wry, dismissive tone about technology.
A 2004 commentary denounces name calling by leaders including U S Education Secretary Rod Paige who branded the NEA terrorists. The writer faulted the apology and urged civility from officials to curb partisan rancor and promote constructive dialogue rather than labeling opponents.
Opinion pieces appear as guest editorials offering diverse perspectives. Views expressed are not necessarily those of The Herald or its editor, highlighting a platform for community voices within the newspaper.
A concise text asserts the core First Amendment protections. It emphasizes Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion nor prohibiting free exercise. It also guards free speech press assembly and petition for grievances to the government.
Jim Hightower argues the Bush administration’s new policy is a repaint of the old failed economic approach. He cites three million manufacturing job losses, rising profits for others, and plant shutdowns shifting work to Mexico, urging a real engine for growth rather than cosmetic fixes.
Reader Forum recounts Ottawa Community Arts Council and A.C.T. Ottawa presenting a February 2004 dinner theater at Carnegie Cultural Center. Dining with red carnations and candlelight preceded a romantic song filled show led by Rebecca Campbell and others, praised staff, lighting, and dessert, with plans for another Valentine’s Day performance next year.
Pomona attorney William E Bayne writes that alley beer deliveries impede back entrance access required under the Americans with Disabilities Act. He notes his friend Pomona City Attorney, a wheelchair user, has a standing invitation to visit but recent mayoral and council actions may force him to use the highway side or wait to reach the back entrance.
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