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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 2009
Page
2
Jane Alexander the actress and former chair of the National Endowment for the Arts emphasizes that democracy thrives on differing opinions and the freedom to express them. She notes the value of open discourse as a core democratic strength.
NASA scientists defend crashing a 2.2 ton empty rocket stage into the moon to create a dust cloud for water content analysis. public reaction laments lack of fireworks as observers expected a dramatic explosion, while officials emphasize scientific purpose and funded mission.
The Herald presents guest editorials to provide diverse opinions. Contributors share perspectives that may differ from the paper or its editors, reflecting a range of positions on current issues.
Demofest delegates in Wichita floated a bill to remove marijuana from the state's controlled substances list, aiming for debate next session. The idea reflects a shift in attitudes as Kansans age, with some nostalgia and less fervent opposition to cannabis, though legal hurdles and enforcement concerns remain. Martin Hawver notes the evolving political landscape and the possible impact on a year election cycle.
syndicated columnist Jim Hightower explains a new Wall Street scheme turning life insurance into bonds. Brokers buy policies for cash to name beneficiaries, while banks package thousands into global securities. Customers face higher premiums as investors profit from others deaths.
George Dungan, a KU senior, argues that Senator Sam Brownback sided against a Franken amendment on the 2010 Defense Appropriations bill. He contends Brownback’s anti women voting record harms protections against harassment and assault in the workplace, contrasting it with pro life stance and business concerns.
The notice instructs readers to submit letters under 250 words to the Readers' Forum, including name, address, and daytime phone number. It states letters may be edited for length and clarity, limits one letter per reader per month, and excludes form letters poems consumer complaints or business testimonials from publication.
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