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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 2004
Page
2
James William Fulbright, former U.S. senator, 1964, cautions that welcoming dissent prevents thinking from stalling and action turning mindless. He urges daring to consider unthinkable thoughts to preserve thoughtful action.
Guest editorial warns credit card companies target college students with buy now pay later pitches on campuses. It notes high card usage, rising student debt, and long term risks including stress and dropout rates, urging parental involvement and counseling alongside possible campus restrictions.
A list of political figures and offices in Topeka and Washington, detailing names such as Governor Kathleen Sebelius and Senators Pat Roberts and Sam Brownback, plus Representatives Tom Holland and Joe Humerickhouse. Includes office addresses in Washington, D.C. and Topeka, KS, plus phone numbers and web links for electronic contact.
Guest editorials present reader viewpoints not necessarily reflecting The Herald or its editorial staff. The page showcases diverse opinions to broaden discourse and illuminate community perspectives on current issues.
Former Ottawa Herald design editor Eric Gruber reveals newsroom liberal bias on Page 4. He defends controversial editor Jeanny Sharp while admitting his own conservative stance and urges readers to listen and discuss issues openly. He notes reader backlash, subscriptions at risk, and calls for civil dialogue.
Columnist Jim Hightower argues for outsourcing CEOs to curb domestic wage stagnation, comparing CEO pay to worker wages and praising global market competition. He cites European and Asian bosses earning far less relative to workers and advocates boards valuing cost efficiency and talent, urging a shift to international CEO sourcing.
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