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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 2005
Page
2
Jane E. Kirtley, a media ethics and law professor at the University of Minnesota, in 2003 warned that giving in to secrecy secrecy preserves illusion but erodes security and citizen rights to information, stressing openness over illusion.
Guest editorial cites H. Ross Perot as a businessman and patriot with a record of success. It quotes his advice to parents to unplug screens, limit video games, and provide imaginative play to boost creativity, while acknowledging some benefits of technology and the need for physical activity and social skills.
The Herald publishes guest editorials to present diverse reader viewpoints. Views expressed are not necessarily those of The Herald or its editor.
A reader thanks Ransom Memorial Hospital for excellent care of mother Gertrude Vickers during a near two week stay. The letter praises nurses doctors and staff, notes modern technology and personal attention, and contrasts with KU Med Center. Also urges revival of a local Ottawa bowling center and criticizes local recreation closures while urging civic action.
B Thomas Scheib, program director for YouthBuild Bogalusa in Bogalusa, La, expresses gratitude to eastern Kansas for support after Hurricane Katrina. He describes collaboration with Washington Parish Habitat for Humanity and local partners to reconstruct homes, notes limited lots and funding, and highlights plans to meet Habitat International and receive "Houses in the Box" donations. He emphasizes using donations as a hand up to rebuild lives and hopes to visit Kansas to thank helpers.
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