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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 2008
Page
2
Robert J. Dole, former U.S. senator, argued in 2005 that the purpose of reporter's privilege is to ensure the public remains well informed not to elevate journalists above others, acknowledging earlier misgivings about the inquisitive nature of the press.
The piece argues former Ottawa University players blame the school for firing long time baseball coach Jarrod Titus after a hazing incident. It warns loyalty to sport can trump the university, urges equal emphasis on academics, and cites NCAA realities that most athletes go pro in something other than sports while balancing education and athletics.
Kansas lawmakers wrap the session with House Speaker Melvin Neufeld defending output against critics. A four page release lists 184 bills signed into law, funding for government programs amid a tight budget, and other improvements. Sebelius vetoed seven bills including two coal plants, while leadership faces possible bid by Mike O’Neal. Campaigns begin as filing rises and a legislative counsel post is back under consideration.
A longtime alum reflects on OU's 37 years of teaching, defends the college against harsh criticism linked to Coach Jarrod Titus, and urges supporters to back the institution and its new president while seeking truth over diatribes.
The Ottawa Herald publishes letters to the editor as Readers Forum pieces. Writers take responsibility for their opinions and facts and readers are invited to respond in the forum.
Residents vent over a penny per feed and escalating fines reaching one dollar in Sycamore with critics accusing Ottawa of misusing parking funds. They question road repairs and demand accountability for funds while praising cemetery staff and noting spring mowing challenges amid frequent showers.
Readers are invited to submit letters under 250 words with name address and daytime phone. They may be edited for length and clarity. Content should be genuine opinions. form letters poems or business testimonials will not be printed. Submitted items are subject to space limits and monthly publication level.
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