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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 2005
Page
2
John Lee, columnist for U S News & World Report in 2003, argues that protecting the right to protest should not become a partisan clash. He urges broad public agreement that disagreement in public is acceptable.
Guest editorial highlights two evolving threats: the avian flu H5N1 potentially gaining human transmission and the rise of drug resistant bacteria from overuse of antibacterial soaps. It cites federal advisers questioning home antibacterial products and notes the ongoing search for new antibiotics as evolution in action.
Guest editorials present diverse opinions for readership while noting views may not reflect The Herald or its editorial stance. The column highlights differing perspectives and invites public engagement with current issues.
Ottawa resident Mark Morrisey recalls trips to New Orleans, from Jazz Festival jaunts with his daughter Bridget and Becky Cargo to a beach campground scare near Slidell, a map misdirection from a park ranger, and post Katrina reflections on travel and safety.
A reader condemns evolution and intelligent design coverage in the October Herald, argues God created and sustains the universe, denounces humanism in schools, and calls for creationism to be taught while warning against moral decline and judgment day. The letter targets superintendent Jan Collins and urges removal of evolution from curricula.
The Ottawa Herald publishes readers letters arguing creationism and evolution both rest on faith. The writer claims science requires observable facts and fossil records, cites Jefferson and McGuffey, and urges teaching both theories for students to choose.
The Ottawa Herald invites readers to submit letters under 400 words for the Readers' Forum. Include name, address, and daytime phone number. letters may be edited for length and clarity. Only one letter per month per reader. form letters, poems, consumer notices or business testimonials will not be printed.
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