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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 2006
Page
2
A concise maxim asserts that once the public's access to information is curtailed, restoring that openness becomes a hard battle. The remark underscores the value of transparency and accountability in society.
The piece marks the third anniversary of the Iraq war with sobering totals of casualties and costs. It notes 2,300+ American deaths and 5,000–6,000 Iraqi deaths, plus as many as 100,000 Iraqi civilian deaths, while flagging stalled reconstruction and ongoing partisan strife. It cites 825 schools, 302 police facilities, and 13 hospitals completed, amid vast financial outlays surpassing hundreds of billions. The article urges a cautious, hopeful end to the conflict and troop withdrawal.
The passage outlines the core protections of religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition. It asserts Congress shall make no law establishing religion or restricting free exercise, nor abridging speech or press, nor hindering peaceful assembly or petitioning the government for grievances.
Tom Beaver of the Muscogee Creek Nation warns Iraqis to beware American governance based on decades of broken treaties, failed education, inadequate health care, and mismanaged natural resource funds. He recalls tribal leadership limits and urges caution, urging Iraqis to expect the worst and pray for the better.
Kansas passes a concealed carry law with Gov. Sebelius veto history and GOP support from candidates like Robin Jennison and Jim Barnett. Voters split by districts. some welcome the law for gun permit holders, others oppose. Campaigns will hinge on district views and post election repeal prospects. Hawver notes corrections on Ethics Commission terms.
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