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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 2004
Page
2
George Stewart of Ottawa argues that the Iraq War is the wrong war in the wrong place at the wrong time, urging withdrawal and a course correction akin to Gen Omar Bradley’s 1953 assessment of the Korean War. He urges Americans to choose a different path in November.
1971 quote from U S Supreme Court Justice John M Harlan criticizing state efforts to cleanse public debate. He argues the state has no right to overly sanitize discourse to please the most squeamish readers.
Dr. Chester Stone of Emporia opened the Central Care Cancer Center at 1402 S. Main St helping Ottawa area patients avoid long trips for treatment. He welcomes Ottawa Municipal Airport upgrades including T hangars, fuel, restrooms, and weather services, urging city leaders to invest to lure pilots and keep traffic local.
Homeowners allege city officials push retail growth at their expense amid a four to one vote at the City Commissioners special meeting on August 25. They commend Commissioner Henningsen for resisting the plan and opposing retail business in their neighborhood.
Teresa and Bob McClay oppose a City of Ottawa plan and Planning Commissioners choice of area for new retail. They thank Henningsen and Commissioners Howard and Anderson but urge a different location to protect a long-standing neighborhood while acknowledging change can be good.
Freone Hollinger asks The Herald to publish Aug 3 primary results in a box with township and precinct totals and absentee votes. She argues the story should show complete numbers and urges coverage of the Franklin County general and special elections.
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