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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 2006
Page
2
Law professor Geoffrey R. Stone of the University of Chicago Law School argues in 2004 that citizens cannot engage in responsible political debate if critical information about elected officials' actions is denied to them.
Ottawa swimmers faced an abrupt change as the Ottawa Swim Club disbanded after 60 years when Swim For Life Aquatic Fitness Center closed. The 913 E Wilson St indoor pool served nearly 150 regulars, ages 6 through 16, and 86 degree nonchlorinated water supported therapeutic and exercise needs. A local group seeks a business plan to reuse the site as a multi purpose facility for a community college library and rec services, while city leaders consider leasing or purchasing options to maintain health offerings.
The Ottawa Herald explains letters to the editor as expressions of writers opinions and research. Writers are identified at letter end and readers are invited to respond in the Readers Forum to challenge opinions or facts.
Tom Beaver argues that the Supreme Court upholding the 8th Circuit ends a 16 year feud with the state of South Dakota over 91 acres near Oacoma, ruled to be taken into trust by the Interior Department. He urges Kansas leaders to engage with tribal governments, noting tribes can build economic growth and that states should cooperate rather than obstruct.
Martin Hawver notes Oct 30 filing deadline will drive coverage of campaign finance and outlines how money from PACs and tribes informs voter perception. He urges direct voter contact as the ideal campaign and questions the impact of gambling money on incumbents who oppose expansion.
The Ottawa Herald invites letters of 250 words or less to the Readers' Forum. Include name, address and daytime phone number. Letters may be edited for length and clarity. Readers are limited to one letter per month. Form letters poems consumer complaints or business testimonials will not be printed.
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