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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 2004
Page
2
A fragmentary quote from 1965 notes that censorship should begin at home but not extend beyond it. The garbled text suggests a reflection on control of speech and private virtue, with unclear attribution or full context.
Legislators, candidates, and taxpayers debate revising or repealing the sales tax based on vehicle value. Revenue Secretary Joan Wagnon expects a repeal move, while Rep. John Edmonds calls the current setup untenable. Officials warn that inaccurate market values for private party auto sales affect both sales tax and property tax levies.
Dayton Ohio Daily News argues abortion and gay rights dominate politics more than policy. It urges voters to move beyond simple divisive issues and focus on substantive governance in the 2008 presidential race. It calls for thoughtful citizens to reframe the national debate away from grooves and toward broader concerns.
Rich Lowry reviews Mary Eberstadt's Home-Alone America, arguing the book harshly critiques modern parenting and its impact on children. He highlights data on rising STD rates, increased otitis media, behavioral issues, and juvenile crime tied to absent parents, urging a cultural shift toward more parental time with kids.
Terry Warner of Ottawa thanks voters for Bush's solid victory, credits majority support, criticizes Kerry and Hollywood figures, notes media bias and UN concerns, cites $21 billion diverted from food aid, defends military actions in Afghanistan and Iraq, and hopes to end partial-birth abortion next year.
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