Dole Bipartisan Shift On Bosnia Policy Surprises Editors
In editorial tone the Chanute Tribune notes Kansas Senator Bob Dole backed President Clinton's Bosnia troop proposal. While not fully agreeing with the plan, Dole argues for backing U S forces to preserve global stability and morale as troops are deployed, contrasting other GOP critics and highlighting a rare cross party stance.
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Tellier Essays An Ottawa High School Column Comment
An essayist reflects on writing for an honors English class at Ottawa High School. He discusses topics, including people, history and current events, and notes the process and pace of composing columns for 11th graders while acknowledging guidance from Ms. Ecroyd.
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Why Businesses Fail Rise Above Competition and Focus on Customers
Don Taylor argues that business failures stem from failures to compete, satisfy customers, adapt to economic shifts, provide real value, and show care. He urges quick transitions, strong promotion, and high service to retain customer loyalty amid modern, informed buyers.
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New York
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I-35 construction critique from a reader
A Kansas reader criticizes I-35 roadwork as sloppy and dangerous. The letter cites fragmented work sections, unsafe night visibility, high speeds near workers, and safety concerns about bridges and lines while hoping for timely, safer completion.
Ottawa Middle School explains no cutting policy for athletes
Ottawa Middle School states cutting students from programs is against policy. To manage space for 62 athletes, squads are split into red and white with about 25 to 30 per squad, each coached by two staff in separate gyms. The school invites questions at 229-8030.
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Christmas light critics spark anonymous letter reply
In a Christmas season exchange, Kevin and Joyce Nicholson respond to an anonymous letter accusing their holiday lights of making their yard look trashy. They urge positive comments and suggest donating time to charity, noting their house entered a lighting contest and a child in Lawrence now has a warm bed thanks to their effort.
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Joyce Nicholson
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