Athletic Arts: a plan to reward sports as art at Ohio State
Seymour Kleinman, OSU physical education professor, argues for degrees in athletic arts to recognize sports as an art form. He likens Kareem Abdul Jabbar to Van Cliburn and Itzhak Perlman, contending that college athletics blend performance with discipline and deserve formal recognition alongside other arts. He cites Dan Manning as an example of a major athlete turning professional.
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Seymour Kleinman
Kleinman
Ohio State University
Thas
Kareem Abdul Jabbar
van Cliburn
Itzhak Pearlman
University of Kansas
Danny Manning
Manning
Sally Ride proposes moon base as next space goal
Retiring astronaut Sally Ride urges a national push to renew space leadership with a manned moon base by 2000 as a step toward Mars. Her task force says the base could be built by 2000 and Mars reached a decade after. The call emphasizes bold science and technology funding.
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Neil Armstrong
Edwin E. Aldrin Jr
Sally Ride
Mars
United States
No Smoking Signs Urged At Local Hospital
Oneita Hornbuckle of 916 N Mulberry writes about dangerous smoke levels in the hospital waiting room and ICU on repeated visits. She urges strict enforcement of No Smoking rules and better outside smoking areas to protect patients and visitors.
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Icu
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates 1986
Ottawa Herald lists monthly and annual delivery prices for Ottawa area Franklin County and adjacent counties, with mail and out-of-state rates and a 5.5 percent sales tax deduction for out-of-state subscribers. Provides staff roles and publication details.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
Hail and Wind Devastate Princeton as Storm Lashes Ottawa Area
A severe hailstorm and high winds sweep Princeton causing widespread crop damage and uprooted trees. Residents describe shattered north windows, stripped corn and milo fields, and a dangerous sky as they seek shelter in Ottawa. The storm front moves toward Eisenhower School while Umongas of Ottawa loses the roof of its new building south of town.
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Princeton
U.S. 59
Central Heights School
Colorado
South Platte River
Central Heights
Ottawa
Eisenhower School
15Th
Joyce
Umongas of
Chicago Justices: Rehabilitation Bias Against Ed Loss
A columnist attacks Illinois Supreme Court for denying Ed Loss a law license while forgiving numerous lawyers who criminally harmed others. Loss battled drugs and crime, rebuilt via business and law school, yet the court ruled his character unfit. The piece questions justice consistency and hints at potential bias.
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Chicago
Illinois Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Edward Loss
Loss
Illinois
Ed Loss
Marines
Illinois Supreme Court Committee On
Supreme Court
Talks of Kansas highway plan split by governor and senate leader
In Topeka, Senator Bob Talkington of Iola signals a compromise to Hayden's aggressive highway program. He proposes a $1.1 billion plan funded by a one time six cent gas tax rise, avoiding new four lane highways and heavy bonding. The move seeks fiscal restraint while preserving GOP majority clout amid heated debate and looming special session.
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Bob Talkington
Iola
Kansas Senate
Mike Hayden
Kansas
Talkington
Senate Transportation Committee
Topeka
Transportation Committee
Hayden
Senate
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