Quote of the Day from Bette Midler 1993
The quotation questions whether people are inherently stranger or if media coverage amplifies perceived strangeness. It reflects Midler's wry observation on public perception and reporting styles in 1993.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 2009
Page
2
The quotation questions whether people are inherently stranger or if media coverage amplifies perceived strangeness. It reflects Midler's wry observation on public perception and reporting styles in 1993.
The piece supports increasing ethanol in gasoline from 10 to 15 percent, arguing it would create over 130000 green collar jobs and inject 24.4 billion dollars annually. It credits corn for ethanol’s rise while noting moves toward cellulosic fuels and other feedstocks as technology improves.
A constitutional summary of the First Amendment asserts Congress shall not establish religion or restrict free exercise. It also safeguards freedom of speech and of the press, and protects the right to peaceably assemble and to petition the government for grievances.
Highlights from 2008 09 show Wellsville seventh graders Amanda Cunning ham Landon Wilhite and Tyler Reed winning Franklin County Conservation Lim erick contest first second and third with Amanda also earning top state honor Luke Meyer an honorable mention. Jayci Prough earns KMEA district choir opportunity. wrestling trio place at regionals and state as Hoehn Breen and Patton advance. basketball players earn all league honors. middle school and high school music drama awards noted. Accelerated Reader and math competition success. FVSA FBSA honors and national prospects.
Memorial Day observers found Highland Cemetery overgrown and poorly kept, with grass and weeds untrimmed. The neglect affected both living mourners and the memory of the dead, casting a somber shadow over the community observance. The situation prompted questions about maintenance and local care for the historic site.
A reader laments the holiday graveyard conditions at Highland Cemetery noting shocking indifference and insults to the living and the dead. The writer, with decades of decorating graves, says the grounds were unusually poorly prepared and hopes for a return to normal next year.
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