Quote of the Day from The New York Times 2004
An editorial notes that ideas pose no danger until people attempt to control them, reflecting on the tension between creativity and authority. The piece emphasizes free inquiry and warns against overreach in governance and policy.
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Time off and vacation time in the Bush presidency
The text argues for mandated or increased vacation time for workers, citing labor day as a reminder to value time off. It criticizes workaholism, notes Americans earn about 13 vacation days yearly, and points to President Bush’s lengthy Crawford ranch vacations as evidence that leaders also take extended breaks.
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Kline Faces Supreme Court Over Abortion Records
Kansas Attorney General Phill Kline prepares to defend his subpoenas seeking medical records of 89 abortion patients, including minors, as a watershed Kansas Supreme Court case. Critics call the intrusion into private health data unnecessary and chilling, while supporters argue it may expose potential statutory rape or unlawful abortions.
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Advocates of the Year Nominated in Ottawa Community
Reader Audrey Lintner praises Mr and Mrs Dave Hartmann for active Ottawa involvement in arts and local events. Letters also urge street safety at Cedar and Eighth, and critique national leadership and Bush era policies amid Katrina commentary.
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