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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 2004
Page
3
A quotation from Harold J. Laski stating that a people without reliable news loses the basis of freedom. The 1925 remark emphasizes the link between press reliability and political liberty.
Editorial notes Central Heights new sports complex funded by a 3.995 million bond, praising accessibility, lighting, track, and facilities while flagging Ottawa High’s unsafe bleachers. It argues football stadiums reflect school priorities and urges USD 290 to address bleacher safety and future stadium needs in upcoming bonds for football and soccer lighting, tracks, and concessions.
Guest editorials appear to offer readers diverse viewpoints while stating that the views expressed are not those of The Herald or its editor. The policy clarifies independence and editorial boundaries for reader comment and opinion pieces.
G Alan Randall argues that voter apathy and cynicism threaten democracy in the 2004 election. He decries not voting as derelict while urging citizens to honor the right to vote, citing civic duty, historical sacrifice, and the need to resist apathy and influence from media and special interests.
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