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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1999

Page

2

Editorial argues Supreme Court to review electric chair and capital punishment

John D. Montgomery for The Ottawa Herald argues that the Supreme Court should examine electrocution as cruel and unusual punishment and that capital punishment in general is morally indefensible. He notes Florida’s brutal electrocutions, the broader inconsistencies in practice, and calls for a societal reexamination of killing as punishment.

Supreme Court Allen Lee Tiny” Davis Florida U.S. Supreme Court Kansas John D. Montgomery The Ottawa

Kaul Blames Ethnic Groups for Gun Violence

Reader letter critiques Donald Kaul's Sept 25 column claiming scholarships for ethnic groups could curb crime. Argues general evil, not tied to ethnicity, and cites Ft Worth shooting with Caucasian killer as proof. Calls for statistics linking crime to ethnicity and opposes Kaul's premise.

Donald Kaul Bill Gates America Kaul United States Ft. Worth Texas Schol

Prohibition and War on Drugs critique in one citizen view

A reflective piece argues Prohibition failed by enabling gangs and corruption while the war on drugs repeats the same patterns. It questions policy, defends personal choice, and criticizes government waste, propaganda, and civil liberties erosion amid drug prohibition.

United States Gazoo

Why stay drug-free says Ottawa middle schoolers

Ottawa Middle School students share essays on staying drug-free during Red Ribbon Week. Savanna Paxton Zach Hicks Kayla Watts and others describe health, family, faith and goals as reasons to avoid drugs, urging peers to say no and to choose a drug-free life.

Ottawa Middle School Kelsie Studley Savanna Paxton Zach Hicks God D.A.R.E Jesus America Kayla Watts

Reader Forum letters guidance from The Ottawa Herald

Readers are invited to submit hand signed letters with author address and telephone number. Send to Reader Forum The Ottawa Herald 104 S Cedar Ottawa KS 66067 or via email to letters ottawaher ald com. Submissions must be under 500 words and may be edited for space.

Ottawa Herald S. Cedar Ottawa Ottawaherald

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