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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 2005
Page
2
A 1822 quotation from James Madison, the fourth U.S. president, stressing that knowledge empowers citizens to govern themselves and curb ignorance. The saying underscores the link between learning and political participation, urging an educated populace to wield power wisely.
The Cedar Street project in Ottawa starts phase one with Cedar Street from First to Seventh closed to through traffic for six months. The work includes sewer and water line installation at First Street west side, removal and reconstruction of pavement and sidewalks, and a detour via Main Street. Phase two covers Eighth to 15th Street with similar work. Total cost around 4 million, city covering 20 percent. driveways to be rebuilt for 12-foot widths.
National Review critic Rich Lowry profiles Ward Churchill, University of Colorado professor famous for calling 9/11 victims little Eichmanns. The piece argues Churchill lacks documented Cherokee and Cree ancestry, notes his self description as Caucasian in Vietnam, and places his claims in a broader pattern of faux Native identities, including Forrest Carter and Iron Eyes Cody, while condemning cultural appropriation and its links to affirmative action debates.
Jim Hightower argues that reform of corporate governance failed after initial SEC promises. He says CEOs gained control over the agency, blocking nominee democracy and sidelining measures that would empower independent board members. He cites Bush and Kerry backing corporate money over shareholder rights.
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