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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 2006
Page
2
Jack Valenti, former chairman of the Motion Picture Association of America, warned in 2005 that a free country requires accepting tawdry, meretricious, vulgar, unwholesome, false and stupid content in the marketplace as a condition of liberty.
A cost-benefit study from USC and American University questions the long term advantage of full-day kindergarten over half-day. It finds math and reading gains in kindergarten fade by third grade, suggesting decisions on publicly funded pre schools should focus on learning quality and funding use rather than hours. It urges states to proceed cautiously with mandates for full-day programs.
A short advisory explains that guest editorials provide reader perspectives and do not necessarily reflect The Herald or its editor.
A roster of elected officials and offices from Kansas includes President George Bush at the White House, U S Senators Pat Roberts and Sam Brownback, Representative Jim Ryan, Governor Kathleen Sebelius, and state senators Pat Apple Derek Schmidt and representatives Tom Holland Bill Feuerborn Joe Humerickhouse Bill Otto. Listings provide office addresses in Topeka and Washington D C, phone numbers and online contact forms.
The article notes rising costs for educating children with special needs and explores whether more students need services or better identification. It explains that many learning disabled children are intelligent and may be gifted in some areas, and stresses individualized education plans, early symptom recognition in preschool and school age children, and consulting the teacher to start evaluation. Denise O'Dea is superintendent for Wellsville schools.
An Ottawa Middle School concert wowed attendees with a program by first year players under music director Mark Paquette. A cappella singers performed The National Anthem, highlighting strong teaching and student rapport, amid broader critique of preemptive war policies.
A reader argues Americans should accept greater sacrifice during war, recalling World War II hardships. The letter urges readers to honor grandparents and return to traditional values, praising those serving in the military and challenging focus on gas prices and political scandals.
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