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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 2003
Page
2
Quote attributed to John Oakes of The New York Times in 1967: editorials and commentary define a newspaper's core spirit beyond news and front-page presentation.
Kansas Attorney General Phill Kline forms a response team to pursue con artists targeting the elderly and disabled. Experts warn prevention through education, community ties, and Vigilant support is essential as scam methods evolve and target widows, homebound residents, and vulnerable adults.
A compilation of contact details for U.S. and Kansas state officials in Topeka and Washington. Includes names such as Kathleen Sebelius Pat Roberts Sam Brownback Jim Ryun and Tom Holland along with office addresses phone numbers and web pages. The directory covers the White House senators representatives and state legislators.
Editorial note states guest pieces provide reader input and may not reflect The Herald or its editor. Opinions quoted are those of individual contributors, not the newspaper.
The First Amendment restricts Congress from establishing a religion or infringing free exercise. It also protects free speech and press, and secures the right of the people to assemble peacefully and to petition the government for redress of grievances.
Columnist William A. Collins argues that mainstream media underreports housing crises in Connecticut. He cites AP and Hartford Courant coverage, notes neglect of renter hardships, waiting lists, and maintenance funding, and laments lack of housing-beat reporting, public housing data, and investigative scrutiny.
Critics allege George W. Bush suppresses dissent from Texas sidewalks to national protests. Four groups sue the Secret Service over denial of demonstrations, citing constitutional rights. Jim Hightower promotes Thieves In High Places and supports civil liberties advocacy through the ACLU Philadelphia office.
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