NCAA fair play bill seeks due process for sanctions
Lawrence Republican Winter has pushed a Kansas bill to require due process in NCAA sanctions, arguing the organization punishes the innocent and punishes entire institutions, while NCAA officials oppose the measure and question its survival in committee.
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Lawrence Republican
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Winter
Kansas
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Guest Opinion Editorials Reflected Reader Views
A guest editorial presentation offers readers a variety of opinions. It notes that these views do not necessarily represent The Herald's editor.
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Oregon paper stops printing team nicknames in sports
The Hutchinson News reports Oregon's largest daily will no longer print nicknames such as Indians and Redskins to avoid offensive racial or cultural stereotypes. The move is cited as a step toward political correctness, prompting speculation about further limits on mentioning controversial figures.
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Redskins
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Atlanta
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George Bush
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Jeffrey Dahmer
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Encouraging Words Card Set Aimed At Uplift Movement
A Tempe woman Ginny Hayes creates 36 calligraphed Encouraging Words cards to boost self esteem. She founders Campaign for Appreciation, Recognition and Encouragement and offers a set via CARE at Baseline in Tempe with a small shipping fee.
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Winter Olympics as Not Sports and Odd Events
A reader dismisses most Winter Olympic events as not true sports. He critiques luge, downhill, cross country, slalom and giant slalom, mocks false advertising, and mocks demonstration sports curling and speed skiing. He imagines a comical bear slap downhill as a better gold prize.
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Finland
Denmark
POW/MIA coverup debate roars in Senate inquiry
In a New Year column Senator David Boren argues more POWs may have been left in Laos and that officials across administrations concealed information to avoid embarrassment. Two NSA analysts testified they tracked living POWs after public denial, prompting calls for full disclosure and scrutiny of the POW/MIA inquiry.
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Jerry Mooney
Terrell Minarcin
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John Kerry
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