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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 2005
Page
2
A 2004 remark from Whitney Radio president William O Shaughnessy asserts that vulgar and outrageous speech failing outside First Amendment protection would strip the amendment of meaning. The quote frames free speech limits in a provocative way.
News reports across the country including Anderson and Franklin counties show rising identity theft. Changes like not using Social Security numbers on licenses and checks reduce risk. Kansans can request a free annual credit report from Experian, Equifax, or TransUnion, via mail, phone, or online, with online access immediate.
With House and Senate rival plans pegged at 135 million and 147 million for next fiscal year, a tight fight looms to pass a single bill for Kathleen Sebelius to sign or veto. A sign or unsigned path tees up possible court action and political risk ahead of the 2006 gubernatorial race.
A resident blasts the county commission and zoning board for what they call biased decisions. He cites Ed Taylor’s permitless three bay garage, requests rezoning on three acres, and questions why county workers live outside the county while enforcing local rules.
The Ottawa Herald letters page invites debate on local issues. A writer questions county finances and calls for an audit to reveal where money goes and why county records seem sought after, noting a lack of meeting coverage. The tone urges scrutiny and accountability.
A reader critiques city managers and commissioners for neglecting streets and the 20 year plan, urges monthly department reports, questions airport knowledge and private enterprise on airport property, and proposes honoring PL Etta Semple with a courthouse lawn statue.
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