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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 2005
Page
2
Justice Antonin Scalia in 2003 argued the Bill of Rights would not permit limiting official speech to merely echo supporters. He warned against allowing officeholders to placate allies while silencing critics, urging robust protection of expressive freedoms.
District Judge Phillip Fromme refused to convene a grand jury for Chet Leach and Concerned Citizens for Responsive Government. Leach accuses county commissioners of closed sessions and non bid road contracts while one commissioner benefited from a former business. The commission seeks an independent audit and a new county administrator to improve professionalism. Leach has used attorneys previously and may pursue future actions.
Kansas political scientists blast the State Board of Education for seeking to rewrite science standards to include intelligent design while the same state pursues a $600 million biosciences push. They warn against contaminating science education and urge adherence to established scientific consensus amid upcoming Board actions.
A speaker argues that rights include housing stability, hospital visits, employment protection, and public acceptance regardless of sexuality. The speaker recounts losing a home and hiding identity in public spaces, urging broader recognition of LGBT equality as fundamental human rights in the United States.
A reader questions why governments debate marriage rights amid economic woes and war. The letter argues the amendment harms no one, highlights benefits to communities and taxes, and urges editors to consider how families would respond to a homosexual relative. It frames change as overdue and contrasts past Civil Rights leadership with current fear.
The Ottawa Herald invites Letters to the Readers' Forum under 400 words. Include name, address and daytime phone. letters may be edited for length and clarity. Readers may submit one letter per month. Form letters, poems, consumer complaints or business testimonials will not be printed.
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