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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 18, 2005
Page
2
Bertrand Russell argues that censor ship arises only when truth is uncertain, framing uncertainty as the trigger for suppression and challenging the idea that certainty protects free expression. The quote reflects his 1928 view on intellectual liberty.
Senator Derek Schmidt showcased several measures aiding military families in Kansas, including a 125000 death benefit for National Guard families, tax exemptions on recruitment bonuses and student loans, and protections against wage garnishment during deployment. He noted tuition waivers for POW dependents and reintegrating service members into civilian health care. Local lawmakers’ visibility varied, but many Franklin County legislators were attentive to constituents.
A compiled roster of national and state representatives and senators with office addresses in Washington and Topeka. Includes names such as Gov Kathleen Sebelius, State Sen Pat Apple, Derek Schmidt, State Rep Tom Holland, Bill Feuerborn, Joe Humerickhouse, and Bill Otto along with their addresses and phone numbers.
Rich Lowry critiques Newsweek for repeated poorly sourced claims about Bush administration intelligence and Quran desecration at Guantanamo. He argues the magazine and media culture overstated threats, fueled anti-U.S. riots, and failed to apologize, reflecting a broader decline in credibility.
Jim Hightower portrays Lee Raymond, Exxon Mobil CEO, amid a Fortune analysis showing the oil giant amassing over 25 billion in cash with rising prices. He urges ideas to ease Raymond’s “headache” and calls for lower pump prices to share the windfall with consumers.
The Ottawa Herald invites concise letters under 400 words for the Readers Forum. Include name, address, and daytime phone. letters may be edited for length and clarity. Only one letter per month per contributor. form letters, poems, consumer complaints, and business testimonials will not be printed.
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