Quote of the Day: Rushdie on Free Societies in Motion
Salman Rushdie declares that free societies are dynamic and tense, where dissent and friction prove freedom exists. He emphasizes that free people generate sparks as a testament to liberty.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 2004
Page
2
Salman Rushdie declares that free societies are dynamic and tense, where dissent and friction prove freedom exists. He emphasizes that free people generate sparks as a testament to liberty.
About 315 third graders visit the Sylvester Family farm to learn how rain affects grain yields and why farms matter. They compare bushels to a laundry basket and an acre to a football field, view dairy cattle facts, and see old and modern harvesting methods. They receive milk and pudding mix and learn safety around equipment. The event, organized by the Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce Agri business Committee, highlights farm to table connections and the land’s importance.
Mike Reagan defends the Bush claim that the mission was accomplished in Iraq noting Saddam toppled and the carrier's role, while Democrats frame the banner moment as political theater and insist the war continues against insurgents and terrorism. General Franks supported the banner and its timing.
Joe Klock, a freelance writer in Key Largo Florida, reflects on writing a bestselling book. He jokes about sensational claims and yellow journalism and defends press freedoms while stressing ethical reporting and the need for readers to discern fact from opinion. He doubts the book will ever hit a bestseller list.
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