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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 2003
Page
2
Steven L. Katz notes that a government prioritizing visibility and transparency still pushes regulation online. He argues this impulse creates a mudslide in cyberspace affecting speech, privacy, and access.
Pfc Jessica Lynch says she never fired her weapon and criticizes the government and media for embellishing her rescue story. She co authored a memoir about her experience and dedicates it to fallen comrades while defending the honesty of those who saved others.
Charley Reese discusses gun choices for self defense citing calibers from .22 to .44 Magnum and arguing the need to psychological preparation, legal knowledge, and proficient practice. He advises avoiding overpowered weapons in confined spaces and warns of legal risks, then urges readers to consider pepper spray if unsure. He signs off with a mailing address for correspondence.
A reader complains that The Ottawa Herald editorial page under Jeanny Sharp lacks conservative voices besides Michael Reagan who criticized Pfc. Jessica Lynch. The writer questions the fairness of the paper’s opinion tone and cites limited conservative commentary in recent months.
A Kansan reader denounces Charley Reese and other conservatives as unbalanced and anti Israel, urging editors to diversify editorial views with Kathleen Parker and Fox News style balanced coverage to boost circulation. The letter defends the Commander in Chief and Marine family voices amid accusations of liberal bias.
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