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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 2005
Page
2
The quote reflects J M Barrie the Scottish dramatist noting the printing press may be the greatest blessing or curse of modern times and that people sometimes forget this. It summarizes a view on media power and societal impact.
A guard editorial notes a National Cancer Institute study in the New England Journal of Medicine finding that combined post surgical therapies and mammograms contributed to a drop in breast cancer mortality. It cites 19 percent death reduction from chemotherapy with tamoxifen and 15 percent from mammograms, urging continued aggressive research and vigilance in detection and treatment.
A compilation of names and office addresses for U S senators Pat Roberts and Sam Brownback, representative Jim Ryan, and Kansas governor Kathleen Sebelius, plus state senators Pat Apple and Derek Schmidt and state representatives Tom Holland Bill Feuerborn Joe Humerickhouse and Bill Otto with phone numbers and web forms for constituent outreach.
The piece argues that high oil prices and profits reflect basic supply and demand dynamics, not manipulation. It notes ExxonMobil posted a $9.92 billion quarterly profit while prices hit near 70 dollars a barrel, discusses industry profitability relative to other sectors, and warns against price controls or windfall taxes that could sustain scarcity.
Commentary notes Bush allies face probes and indictments while Miers withdraws. Libby, Cheney aide, resigns amid perjury case. DeLay indicted. Frist scrutinized over a blind trust. War in Iraq worsens with rising casualties and high gas prices. author contrasts right and Clinton-era prosecutions. Don Kaul signs off.
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