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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 2006
Page
2
Clarence Page of the Chicago Times argues that when many people rely on a single TV show for all news, democracy suffers. He warns against overdependence on one source and urges diverse news consumption for informed civic life.
New dedication plaque at Ottawa Forest Park Municipal Swimming Pool honors the pool improvement project and acknowledges HUD 100000 and Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks 75000. It notes the ORC contributions and omits Ottawa Recreation Commission. City figures like Richard Jackson feature in earlier plaques.
The First Amendment limits Congress from establishing religion or impeding free exercise, and protects freedom of speech and press, assembly, and petition for grievances. It outlines fundamental rights and a framework for civic engagement and government redress.
Sen. Sam Brownback argues against removing the 54 cent ethanol tariff, noting U.S. ethanol production exceeds demand with ample reserves. He highlights Brazil imports under duty-free access limits, warns tariffs would subsidize foreign ethanol, and urges policy tied to long-term energy independence and rural jobs.
Rich Lowry disputes the film's science and rhetoric arguing Gore overstates threats. He notes Greenland and Antarctica show mixed trends, calls the documentary tendentious, and says climate change is real but far from apocalyptic.
The Ottawa Herald invites letters to the Readers' Forum under 400 words. Include your name, address and daytime phone number. Letters may be edited for length and clarity. Only one letter per month per writer. Form lovers, poems, consumer complaints or business testimonials will not be printed.
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