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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 2003
Page
2
In 2002 Jane Kirtley, a media ethics and law professor, argued that journalists should describe acts without labeling them as terrorists or freedom fighters. She urged letting readers decide for themselves based on context and facts.
Financial forecasters say Kansas sees a partial recovery with general revenues up 12 million and 4.3 percent higher retail sales. Manufacturing grows for four straight months and service-sector jobs rise, easing the second half of the current fiscal year though 2004 one-time gains must be replaced. Real growth supports a steady 2005 outlook despite flat funding.
A compiled directory listing U.S. President George Bush and Kansas figures. Includes U.S. Senators Pat Roberts and Sam Brownback, Rep. Jim Ryun, Gov. Kathleen Sebelius, State Senator Robert Tyson, State Representatives Tom Holland Bill Feuerborn Joe Humerickhouse and Stanley Dreher with office addresses in Topeka and contact numbers.
Opinion pieces are published to offer readers a range of views. Views expressed are not necessarily those of The Herald or its editors.
Karen Charman reports on looming water scarcity, the hidden costs of overuse and pollution, and how privatization and global trade rules risk public access. The piece cites the Ogallala Aquifer decline, California lawns, and World Bank pressure, urging conservation and public stewardship.
The Buffalo News editorial criticizes the White House for withholding highly classified intelligence, noting the panel chair Kean may subpoena to obtain needed materials before the May 27 report deadline. It argues transparency serves the public and survivors, and urges access to relevant documents for a thorough understanding of the attacks.
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