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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 2005
Page
2
Kenan Malik, a British writer and lecturer, stated in 2001 that the freedom to blaspheme and transgress is central to intellectual, artistic, and political work. He argued society should not censor offensive speech but foster a vibrant, diverse environment.
Manufacturers offer free printer take back and recycling programs to curb electronic waste. Dell lets buyers send old printers in the box with the new purchase, Apple began a 2001 program via UPS with a $30 shipping cost, and other brands follow suit to keep landfills from filling up. Local landfills charge by weight for electronic components, with $32 per ton minimum $7, while officials note no major dumping issues and encourage reuse and recovery of reusable parts.
A list of state leaders and contact details is provided for Kansas officials including Governor Kathleen Sebelius and several state senators and representatives. The entries include office addresses in Topeka, room numbers, phone numbers, and email links for citizen communications.
Rich Lowry argues the McCain Kennedy proposal would grant amnesty to 10 million to 11 million illegal immigrants through a two stage path with fines and green cards. He warns of past failures from 1986 and blames enforcement gaps on DHS and current policy aims.
Donald Kaul, retired Des Moines Register columnist, reflects on the 2006 federal budget passed by Congress, labeling it an anti New Deal trifecta that taxes the poor and enriches the rich while expanding oil drilling. He critiques political rhetoric, media influence, and voter behavior, suggesting a theory: a Republican trifecta in power.
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