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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 2001

Page

2

Overreaction to leaks in wartime information policy

The piece argues President Bush overstepped by seeking to limit classified briefings to Congress. It defends constitutional checks and balances, asserting Congress must access information for oversight, while recognizing some wartime secrecy is necessary. It emphasizes a free flow of information as vital to an informed electorate despite war.

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Readers sound off on national tragedy and relief efforts

Ottawa reader Doug Morris critiques US leaders and media for security lapses and misused donations after a major disaster. He urges accountability for relief funds and calls out political posturing while demanding direct outreach to needy families.

Pe Beetan Splbase Washington Bill O’reilly Evening News Doug Morris Ottawa

Government leaders must not hide in wartime rhetoric

The writer urges the President and Congress to lead by example, resist fear tactics, and maintain open government. They warn that overzealous security could undermine democracy, urging equal treatment for officials and citizens, and demanding accountability, civics, and transparency.

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Ground Zero as UN HQ to honor victims and combat terrorism

An Ottawa University Phoenix assistant professor argues Ground Zero should house the United Nations as a living memorial and beacon for peace. He recalls building the World Trade Center and urges a world‑owned project to embody solidarity, tolerance, and ongoing accountability for terrorism.

Guilliani New York Ground Zero World Trade Center Plaza United Nations U.N Bob Oberstein Ottawa University Phoenix Arizona

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