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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 2004
Page
2
A 19th century quip from Mark Twain argues that in our country three values matter: freedom of speech freedom of conscience and the prudence never to practice either. The line underscores skeptical wit about liberty and restraint.
A guest editorial condemns profiteering from hurricane wreckage on eBay after Charley Frances and nearing Ivan. It notes thousands homeless, billions in damage, and the lack of relief contributions, urging action against auctions capitalizing on tragedy.
A compiled contact roster lists U S Senators Pat Roberts and Sam Brownback, and Rep Jim Ryun, along with Gov Kathleen Sebelius and several Kansas state lawmakers. Provided addresses and phone numbers show offices at the White House, U S Senate, and Kansas State Capitol in Topeka.
A brief statement explains that guest editorials present reader viewpoints and do not necessarily reflect The Herald or its editors. It clarifies the editorial policy for opinions published in the newspaper.
Columnist William A. Collins argues that bank consolidation fuels growth and oligopoly, with Bank of America’s Fleet acquisition boosting branch counts to 5,700 and 16,000 ATMs while facing $515 million in fines and a $75 million California payout. He notes Connecticut job losses, mutual fund trading scandals, and rising bank fees, urging customers toward credit unions or new banks.
Wal-Mart faces scrutiny over wages, discrimination, and labor practices as it launches a costly public relations push. It now funds NPR underwriting and journalism scholarships, prompting questions about media influence and university ties amid censorship accusations. Jim Hightower criticizes corporate power in his book.
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