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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 2004
Page
2
A compact note presenting William Shakespeare, English playwright and poet, highlighting his life and influence as of 1599. The entry frames him as a defining literary figure in late 16th century English drama and verse.
A 12 year-old ethics rule aimed at barring party leaders charged with crimes from leadership was scrapped by Republican leaders who now justify it as outdated. The move protects Tom DeLay amid campaign finance and corruption probes, drawing criticism that leaders choose power over accountability and would set a dangerous precedent for case by case decisions.
A reader advisory explains that guest editorials reflect individual views and may not represent The Herald or its editor. It clarifies that opinions vary and are not official positions of the newspaper.
Civil liberties summary of the First Amendment outlines five protections. It forbids government establishment of religion and restricts interference with free exercise. It also guards freedom of speech and of the press, and protects the right to assemble peacefully and petition the government for redress of grievances.
G. Alan Randall argues the 2004 vote marked the death of the Democratic Party as known, citing Bush victory and Obama’s loss as catalysts. He urges a moral shift, warns against liberal coalitions, and suggests Democrats reemerge with backbone and common sense. Randall, a Baxter Springs resident, urges visiting Democratsforlife.org.
A reader accuses the Weekender and Monday paper of liberal bias over a political cartoon. The writer condemns associating Bush with Arafat, criticizes secularism, and predicts Republican gains in 2006, hinting at a boycott and potential financial impact.
Readers debate a recent meta analysis of Vitamin E, noting some trials show 400 to 800 IU may reduce heart attacks while criticizing the study's older data, design, and applicability to younger healthy people. Experts warn against discarding decades of evidence and advise moderation within dietary guidelines.
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