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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 2004
Page
2
A Montaigne quotation lauds truth and the value of any medium that can guide us to it. The line highlights respect for diverse channels of learning and reflection from the 16th century thinker.
The Bush administration expands flexibility for teacher qualifications under No Child Left Behind. Rural and multi subject teachers gain up to three years to become highly qualified with mentoring and professional development. Science teachers may qualify by broad or specific fields. testing methods for multi subject teachers streamline the process. Private schools avoid the same standards, prompting criticism of unequal expectations.
The First Amendment prohibits laws respecting an establishment of religion and guarantees free exercise, freedom of speech, freedom of the press, and the right to assemble and petition the government for redress of grievances.
Frustration surfaced in the Senate budget committee over a long-running lawsuit settlement involving Colorado's release of Arkansas River water to Kansas. Amid jokes about invading Colorado ski resorts, lawmakers weighed the payback timeline as a broader push to show their votes count on major issues.
An editorial and public reaction discuss Thom from Queer Eye for the Straight Guy appearing in Pier 1 ads. The writer compares LGBTQ rights to civil rights debates and argues against same sex marriage on religious and moral grounds.
A citizen urges Ottawa USD 290 board to approve selling the Old Middle School at 5th and Main to developer Steve Foutch for $1. The writer claims demolition funds and tax-base benefits, noting historic preservation and future bond relief as key gains, urging favorable board action.
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