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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 2004
Page
2
Geneva Overholser says anonymity in media erodes credibility and reader judgment. She argues it enables unnamed speakers to avoid responsibility, a practice she deems common among even the most respected journalists.
As the November 2 vote nears, George Bush seeks to reassure the U S public about national security and Iraq policy while hampering John Kerry. The race enters a tense 60 day stretch with global attention and potential impact on Northern Ireland.
A compilation of government offices and representatives including U S President George Bush White House and U S Senators Pat Roberts Sam Brownback with Topeka state officials Kathleen Sebelius Derek Schmidt Tom Halland Bill Feuerborn Joe Humerickhouse Stanley Dreher and other state lawmakers with office addresses in Topeka Kansas and federal offices in Washington D C. The list provides phone numbers and web addresses for contacting these officials.
Readers are invited to share opinions from guest editors as a diversity of views. The Herald or its editor does not necessarily endorse every viewpoint presented in these guest editorials.
Calumnist William A. Collins examines how efforts toward racial and gender equality provoke backlash in Connecticut. He argues laws and court orders often fail to desegregate, while zoning and poverty funding omit the poor and minorities. He highlights disparities in Hartford, New Haven, and Bridgeport, and notes broader tensions among Arabs, baby-boomers, and Catholics. He criticizes political avoidance and the persistent habit of discrimination in the state.
BBC reported George W. Bush expressed hope for Bill Clinton’s swift recovery after quadruple bypass. Republican crowd booed as Zell Miller and Dick Cheney whipped them into a frenzy. The piece questions whether Republicans are compassionate conservatives. Harry Truman’s 1948 quote is cited.
The author denounces the Bush campaign and Swift Boat Veterans for Truth, calling for voting out Republicans at all levels. They urge uniting with allies against a divisive administration and favor replacing local leaders like Sam Brownback to push for a broad political shift.
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