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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 2006
Page
2
English journalist Katherine Whiteham argued in 1962 that censorship harms society far more in the long run than any material that might be censored, warning against the chilling effect on free expression and public discourse.
A new national agreement led by former President Bill Clinton with Coca Cola PepsiCo and Cadbury Schweppes will limit vending machine offerings in schools. Elementary and middle schools will stock only water unsweetened juice and low fat milk while high schools may offer diet sodas and sports drinks. Salina district already has no machines in elementary or middle schools and restricts soft drinks to after school in two high schools.
Guest editorials publish reader opinions not necessarily reflecting The Herald or its editor. Views vary by contributor and purpose, offering diverse perspective within the publication.
The First Amendment prohibits Congress from establishing a religion or prohibiting free exercise it protects speech press and peaceful assembly. It also grants the right to petition the government for redress of grievances.
Gary Sillett calls for drastic political upheaval urging open borders disbanding the military and return of controversial figures while mocking terrorism and urging radical social change. The piece ends by noting Sillett is a Princeton resident and a pressman at The Ottawa Herald.
Syndicated columnist Donald Kaul argues that Bush proposals to curb energy costs are cosmetic. He mocks a SPR purchase suspension, hybrid tax breaks, and Arctic drilling, urging conservation and a political change to voters.
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