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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 2004
Page
2
Carl Levin, a Michigan Democrat and U S senator, delivered a 2003 assertion that democracy rests on the public right to peaceful dissent and government duty to permit and defend that right.
The piece notes that storms and disasters affect all states, citing Ivan Frances and Charley as recent hurricanes impacting Florida and the East Coast. It highlights forecasts of 12 to 15 tropical storms with 6 to 8 hurricanes, including four major storms, and recalls rising storm impacts from Jamaica to Grenada while reflecting on regional resilience and naming sports teams as a cultural aside.
Reader commentary is published to present a range of viewpoints. The Herald notes that guest editorials express personal opinions and may not reflect the newspaper or its editors.
Jim Bass of Ottawa voices concern over airport funding and management in The Ottawa Herald. He urges city commissioners to back airport improvements, warning against diverting federal grants and criticizing officials for neglecting facilities and customer services. He cites potential 95 percent grants for T hangars and questions park building spending.
Jeff Garrison of Ottawa critiques Wellsville police officer Antonio Rodriguez and Mayor Wilhite, arguing many officers violate rights, likening some federal agents to Gestapo tactics. He cites sources urging public exposure and legal avenues to challenge judges and cops, while asserting most cops are decent but calls for accountability.
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