Adultery comments stain youth sports in Villanova rowdiness
Editorial cites parents and coaches trading punches after a championship football game in Villanova Pennsylvania. An all star youth game was canceled amid fear of further misconduct. Children watched as adults argued on the field and in media reports. The league commissioner canceled the event to reflect on boorish actions. The piece questions personal responsibility and the impact on kids. The coach from the winning team laments letting the children down.
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Old Hometown Snow Disrupts Travel. KU Faces Forfeit
Heavy early winter snow blankets the area with more than eight inches causing traffic and business disruption on the eve of Thanksgiving. KU football faces forfeiture over Bert Coan's ineligibility, threatening the season’s league title after an upset of Missouri. minor storm damage contrasts with broader state impact.
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Russia bears blame for arms deal breach and chilly U.S. ties
Washington Post columnist Jim Hoagland notes Igor Ivanov angered U.S. officials by delivering a note before the 1996 election that undermined Gore's Iran arms accord. Russia rejects December 1999 deadlines, citing press leaks and seeking new contracts, widening rifts with Washington.
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Public Forum praises Alterra Sterling House care
Cynthia Bailey of Lawrence writes to praise Alterra Sterling House and its staff at Lawrence, questions a Nov 16 article by Mr. Ranney, and urges focus on state survey revisions and affordable elderly care rather than stock prices.
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US voters calm as recount drama unfolds in Florida
The author compares American election fears with abuses seen in Russia Zimbabwe Yugoslavia Iran Bosnia and Haiti arguing the United States faces no risk of military coup or mass violence. He notes assurances that a lawful transfer will occur by January 20 and contrasts U.S. process with overseas crises.
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