Ottawa mayor updates focus on nuisances and growth
Ottawa mayor Richard Jackson outlines progress on nuisance abatement weeds junk cars and deteriorating houses while exploring staff reuse and stricter yard sale rules. He cites airport improvements federal funds possible T hangars recreation plans including a center YMCA and river channeling with Corps oversight. Housing jobs and equal opportunity hiring are targeted as pivotal with public meetings and cable access TV to inform residents.
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Quote of the Day on free speech and accountability
Pam Platt, public editor of The Courier Journal in Louisville, Kentucky, urges protections for wearing political T-shirts and stresses that a Senate and Congress should advise before consent. She calls for press presidents and advisers to answer and be accountable on state matters, notably war.
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Bush 9-11 imagery in re election ads sparks debate
Guest editorial argues President Bush should not be accused of exploiting September 11 for political gain. It notes voters will judge leadership on responses to 9-11 and anti terrorism efforts, while opponents criticize the TV ads. Giuliani says no one owns that day.
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House votes to hike fines over indecent material
The House approved a sharp rise in penalties by a 391 to 22 vote after Janet Jackson's Super Bowl wardrobe moment sparked debate. Critics argue viewers can simply turn off broadcasts while supporters fear federal action shaping speech in a free society.
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Editorials From Guest Voices Offer Varying Viewpoints
Guest editorials are published to provide readers with a range of opinions. Views expressed are not necessarily those of The Herald or its editor.
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First Amendment text summary
The First Amendment restricts government actions about religion speech press assembly and petition. It protects establishment and free exercise of religion and ensures freedom of expression and the right to petition. It anchors rights to peacefully assemble and seek redress of grievances.
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