Quote of a Precision Writer by Theodore Bernstein
Theodore M Bernstein urges that writing be treated as a precision tool. He argues for sharp, careful communication and warns against careless use in journalism and literary style.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 2004
Page
3
Theodore M Bernstein urges that writing be treated as a precision tool. He argues for sharp, careful communication and warns against careless use in journalism and literary style.
Franklin County contemplates creating a dedicated emergency preparedness department separate from the sheriff's office to replace the part time director Jimmie Dean. The change would allow state funding and better coordination of EMS 911 volunteers and bioterrorism planning amid rising terrorism concerns. County officials cite growth and rising demands for preparedness as reasons to shift from a part time post. Barb Conus offered to help run a bioterrorism drill at no extra cost, with a full time director improving planning and public education through possible site postings.
Guest editorials appear to provide diverse viewpoints for readers. Views reflect contributors and not The Herald or its editor.
C Bradley Thompson urges Iraqis to adopt Western Enlightenment ideals as they draft a new constitution. He argues for individual rights, limited government, separation of mosque and state, and economic liberty, citing Locke Adams Madison and America’s founding documents as guiding principles. He notes writers from Ayn Rand Institute and invites reactions.
Martha Burk argues for the ERA as a constitutional fix to end gender discrimination, criticizing political inertia in Congress and urging leadership from Bush and Cheney. The piece notes historical milestones, public support, and the economic and social gaps women still face, calling the ERA a lasting national benefit.
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