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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 2005
Page
2
Noted British essayists John Trenchard and Thomas Gordon argued in 1720 that without freedom of thought there can be no wisdom and without freedom of speech there can be no public liberty.
The Ottawa Main Street Association launches the Main Course Music series at Edward E Haley Community Park first Friday of each month May through July. The free lunchtime concerts feature acts from Gayland Titus to Central Heights Swing Group with more entertainers planned and evaluations after three months.
A directory of contact details for state and federal legislators and a governor in Topeka and Washington. Includes office addresses in Washington D C and Topeka plus phone numbers and website links for Senators Roberts Brownback and Schmidt and Representatives Holland Feuerborn Humerickhouse Otto, plus Gov. Sebelius and others.
Dennis Butler, Chief of Police in Ottawa, argues officers must uphold public trust beyond TV portrayals. He lists reforms at the Law Enforcement Center, including digital communications, non biased policing policies, revised arrest procedures, grant applications, and new programs to aid victims. The column, based on a Chamber luncheon talk, highlights community cooperation and a May 20 Special Olympics fundraiser.
In a contentious Social Security debate Democrats clash with Bush on a more progressive path. They resist reform that would cut benefits for higher earners while preserving gains for lower income workers. The piece argues liberals frame Social Security as a safety net yet oppose changes that would reveal its redistributive nature.
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