Quote of the Day on government opacity and media
Tony Mauro of Legal Times warns that government efforts to shield actions from public view and push aside media should alert the public to potential concealment and provoke suspicion.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 2009
Page
2
Tony Mauro of Legal Times warns that government efforts to shield actions from public view and push aside media should alert the public to potential concealment and provoke suspicion.
Editorial urges readers to reconsider theft and vandalism citing rising shoplifting and car break ins in the area. Explains negative effects on merchants and customers, the personal cost to offenders, and the need for community pressure to deter petty crime. Highlights youth and adult involvement and calls for lawful conduct and accountability.
Ottawa University President Kevin Eichner promotes performance contracting as a core leadership tool. The process aligns yearly missions, a three to five indicator performance grid, and a personal development plan. A Leadership Matters workshop on December 1 offers guidance and registration is available online.
Retirees face rising prescription costs and must navigate Medicare Part D open enrollment from November 15 to December 31, 2009. The article outlines eligibility, enrollment penalties, and how to compare plans using the Drug Plan Finder, formularies, and creditable coverage considerations. It notes Part A or B enrollment requirements, Part C caveats, and suggests consulting providers and AARP for help.
The Ottawa Herald invites readers to submit Letters to the Readers Forum up to 250 words. Include name address and contact details. The notice requests clear guidance on where to send letters and notes format requirements for submission.
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