Dogs deserve training not bans in Ottawa
Reader argues against breed bans and for owner education and licensing. Cites instinct, training, and genetics, noting pit bulls and other breeds can be loving pets with proper care. Suggests dog owner registry and mandatory classes, comparing to animal control and rodeo training, urging a focus on owners rather than animals.
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ASPCA
Centers For Disease Control
CDC
Pearl Harbor
Ottawa
Virginia
Reader Forum letter policy at The Ottawa Herald
The Ottawa Herald publishes letters in its Reader Forum where writers offer opinions and research and identify themselves at the end. Readers are invited to respond in the same Reader Forum to disagree with opinions or challenge stated facts.
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Defeating Alzheimers a Senate pledge from Moran
Kansas senator Jerry Moran urges a decade long push to defeat Alzheimer’s disease citing rising patient numbers and costs. He highlights a 203 billion annual care bill this year and calls for increased NIH funding and federal commitment to research to delay onset and cut future costs.
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Moore
Senate
Stephene
Rand Corporation
National Institute of Health
NIH
United States
Putin Emerges as GOP Firebrand in Mock Parade of Strength
Tina Dupuy notes a fringe GOP appeal to Vladimir Putin as a macho, decisive leader. The piece cites Fox News remarks and pundit praise from Bill O’Reilly and Pat Buchanan, contrasting Putin’s image with Obama and highlighting a surge in talk of a strongman candidate.
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Sarah Pulin
Fox News
Hannity
Vladimir Putin
George W. Bush
Kremlin
Harriet Myers
Bush
Mitt Romney
Chris Christie
Obama
Congress
Ted Cruz
Namby
Pamby
Harvard
KGB
Bill O’reilly
Hussein
Fabio
John
Pat Buchanan
Russia
Times
Barack Hussein Obama
GOP
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Tinadupuy
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