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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 23, 2005

Page

2

Quote of the Day from Lee Hills on editors' empathy

1981 Knight-Ridder Newspapers chairman Lee Hills says editors and writers should feel what the people they cover feel whether anguish or anger. The remark frames journalism with humility and empathy toward subjects.

Lee Hills Knight-Ridder Newspapers

Kansas to welcome Big Red One to Fort Riley

The Pentagon plans to reconfigure bases and move the Army 1st Infantry Division headquarters to Fort Riley in Kansas. The relocation, expected to create about 2,400 military and 440 civilian jobs, reflects a military-friendly stance by Kansas lawmakers and leaders.

Kansas Pentagon Army 1St Fort Riley Senate Derek Schmidt

Flag code overhaul call targets President Bush endorsement

A reader urges changes to the flag code noting widespread violations from apparel to decorations. The writer argues Bush alone can amend 4 USC 176 and that action is long overdue to curb abuses while stressing the code's weak enforcement and historical gaps.

George W. Bush Bush

Newsweek blame floods Muslim world, Bush critics say

Charley Reese argues the Bush administration exaggerates Newsweek’s role in Muslim anger over a Quran desecration report. He contrasts official denials with past war misrepresentations, recalls Vietnam, and urges readers to question authorities while acknowledging Newsweek’s part in the controversy.

Citizens of the world mindset shapes media bias debate

A columnist argues reporters see themselves as citizens of the world rather than Americans. He cites Newsweek's controversial Quran story and media reactions, claiming elite journalists excuse error, attack the administration, and miscast U.S. actions in Iraq and the Oklahoma City bombing aftermath.

Newsweek White House United States Rush Limbaugh G. Gordon Liddy Michael Reagan Oliver North Murrah Federal Building Oklahoma City Bryant Gumbel America U.S Saddam Hussein George Bush Guantanamo Abu Ghraib Saddam Iraq

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