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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 2004
Page
2
A 1936 George Sutherland quote declares a free press as a key interpreter between government and the people. It warns that fettering the press equates to fettering society itself.
Eisenhower Elementary in Ottawa Kansas was named one of five Kansas No Child Left Behind Blue Ribbon Schools for 2004 by the U S Department of Education. The recognition honors progress in closing achievement gaps based on three years of data and reflects gains in reading and math across grades.
The First Amendment bans government establishment of religion and prohibits restricting free exercise. It protects freedom of speech and press, and the right to assemble peacefully and to petition the government for redress of grievances.
Rich Lowry analyzes John Kerry's plan to run on Iraq as a turning point, outlining arguments for and against a comeback. The piece weighs necessity, atmospherics, truthfulness, and political gambits like repudiating Iraq authorization, nationalistic demagoguery, and polarizing war critique.
A letter to the editor argues that police vehicles lack safety shields and that officials prioritize appearance over officer protection. The writer criticizes high priced cars without safety screens, urges cheaper models with shields, and says school boards must prioritize child safety before approving new projects. The note laments sidewalks missing for kindergartners and urges safer standards citywide.
Reader forum letters defend Bush and criticize media bias while praising Kerry’s voting record. The writer argues AP BBC CBS misreport events, and urges reelecting Bush and Brownback, claiming world opinion supports current policy and fighting coalition. The piece touches Vietnam claims and duty to veterans.
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