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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 2009

Page

2

Quote of the Day: Miller on newspapers as a nation speaking

Arthur Miller’s 1961 observation frames a newspaper as a nation talking to itself, a concise reflection on press role in public discourse and self-scrutiny. The line underscores journalism as a mirror and forum for collective deliberation.

Editorial urges action as White House staffing stalls

A guest editorial argues the Obama administration has rushed to staff more than 43 percent of 500 top policymaking jobs, while key posts such as Transportation Security Administration and Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services remain vacant. Senators Brownback and Roberts block McHugh’s Army secretary nomination to leverage Gitmo detainee transfers, with critics saying the tactic harms Kansas and national security.

Obama Administration White House Transportation Security Administration Centers For Medicare and Medicaid Services Customs and Border Protection Agency For International Development Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives Treasury Financial Markets Transportation Sam Brownback Pat Roberts John McHugh Army Pentagon Justice Department Brownback Roberts Fort Leavenworth Guantanamo Bay McHugh Washington Times Kansas

Readers invited to submit signed letters to Ottawa Herald

The Ottawa Herald invites reader opinions in the Reader Forum. Submissions must be hand signed with the author’s address and telephone number. Send letters to Reader Forum, The Ottawa Herald, 104 S. Cedar, Ottawa KS 66067 or by email to letters ottawaherald.com. Letters should not exceed 400 words and may be edited for space and clarity.

Ottawa Herald S. Cedar Ottawa Ottawaherald Jace Samsel

District Opt Out Sparks Criticism Of Obama Speech

A USD 290 parent voices disappointment with the district's handling of President Obama's address to students. He questions the lack of prior opt out messaging, defending the speech as non partisan and educational while criticizing perceived racially tinged motives and messaging. The letter urges respect for student access to national leadership and critical discussion.

USD 290 Obama

Parents push back on school opt out for president speech

A parent questions district use of opt out forms for a presidential address in class. They applaud diverse speakers and urge inviting leaders from all levels to share stories of perseverance while avoiding politicized exclusions for students.

Tam

Political losers and the 2008 election rhetoric

A reader denounces Glenn Beck Fox News and conservative figures, condemns opposition to Barack Obama’s presidency, and asserts the majority supported his election. The letter praises social programs, defends health care reform, and criticizes school officials for halting the president's education speech.

Glenn Beck Tommy Felts Fox News Bill O’reilly NRA United States Barack Obama

Absent debate on public option and tort reform

The piece argues the public option in health care reform is often seen as compassionate but faces Republican and Blue Dog opposition. It calls for cost scrutiny, tort reform, and notes obstetrics as a major driver of malpractice costs. It warns Medicare funding issues and limited obstetric coverage for seniors.

Congress

Thanks to Elizabeth Layton Center staff and supporters

A letter expresses gratitude to the Elizabeth Layton Center for Hope and Guidance staff Tim Sam Mark and Troy and to taxpayers funding the center. It notes social programs New Beginnings for socialization, two crisis houses, and services like fitness art therapy and stress management. It also thanks case manager Kim, and Diane Drake Gretchen Trendel and Dr Gambril for help while reflecting on mental illness and historical figures.

Tam Elizabeth Layton Ottawa Layton Center New Beginnings Tim Sam Mark Troy Kurt Gédel Georg Cantor Isaac Newton William Tecumseh Sherman Abraham Lincoln Kim Diane Drake Gretchen Trendel Dr. Gambril

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