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The quote from German writer Gunter Grass, dated 1959, states that even poorly regarded books retain their status as books and thus remain sacred in value and meaning.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 2005
Page
2
The quote from German writer Gunter Grass, dated 1959, states that even poorly regarded books retain their status as books and thus remain sacred in value and meaning.
Downtown Ottawa undergoes a rapid makeover with new facades and openings. United Water Works relocates HQ from Olathe, Green Field Davidson CPAs expands, Baja Charlie's grows its menu, a new indoor mini golf upcoming, and Radio Shack acquisitions spark business optimism amid colorfully changing fall scenery.
Column argues for strong action against child marriage and pedophilia in Kansas. Advocates Sebelius proposed study and fast tracking a law to ban marriage under 18, plus removing statutes of limitations and tough penalties. Writer cites Indian Nation context, cites abuse statistics, and urges swift legislative passage.
Bruce Buchanan argues that Sen. Sam Brownback’s long strategic push from Kansas agriculture secretary to U.S. senator positions him as a viable social conservative candidate for 2008 and beyond. The piece credits his hard line on Roe v. Wade and judicial appointments, noting his widening ambitions.
A concise statement of the First Amendment limits on Congress. It prohibits establishment of religion and guarantees free exercise of religion, freedom of speech and press, and the right to assemble and petition the government for grievances.
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