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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 2003
Page
2
Kay Bowman, a librarian in 2002, argues parental discretion over reading material. She states she would prefer her child not encounter objectionable content, but believes strong parenting will protect him without harming his exposure.
Editorial urges organized deer roundups to reduce deer vehicle crashes seen this year. It cites 2002 Kansas Department of Transportation data showing 9,287 collisions with one death and 341 injuries, calling for mass hunts and night-time control similar to ranchers’ jackrabbit campaigns to restore highway safety and provide venison for the hungry.
A trimmed OCR list provides addresses and phone numbers for U.S. Senators Pat Roberts and Sam Brownback, Representative Jim Ryun, and Kansas Governor Kathleen Sebelius plus state legislators including Robert Tyson Tom Holland Bill Feverhorn Jon Humerickhours and Stanley Dreher. Some spellings and addresses appear corrupted.
The passage enumerates five protections: establishment clause free exercise freedom of speech free press assembly and petition. It situates limits on governmental action and protects individual rights in a framework of constitutional law. The excerpt emphasizes core civil liberties central to democratic governance.
Judy Shepps Battle, a New Jersey addictions specialist and writer, urges families to reclaim the holiday meaning. She argues shoppers’ billions come with a risk of losing spiritual lessons and proposes acts of kindness, listening, and shared time as teachable moments.
A columnist argues liberals overestimate gun dangers and asserts firearms are safe when properly stored. He cites National Safety Council figures, denounces disarmament as futile, and urges readers to join the National Rifle Association to defend life and family, ending with contact for Charley Reese.
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