End of season griping over college football playoff talk
A columnist argues against a national college football playoff, calling ratings a press gimmick. He notes fan and media fatigue with current systems, warns of complex logistics and potential harm to student athletes. He urges preserving the college game’s integrity.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
End of an Era as Civil Aeronautics Board Quietly Dies
The Civil Aeronautics Board has ended after four decades of control as airline deregulation takes effect under the Carter era. Airlines will set rates and routes, risking reduced competition and higher prices, with concerns that rural service and small cities may lose air service without federal oversight.
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The
Civil Aeronautics Board
U.S. Cavalry
Mixed Reactions to New Year Weather and Road Conditions
Citizens note mixed reaction after a storm washed out traffic. Some say downtown was clear as city crews cleaned up, while I 35 stayed open until Franklin County. Residents commend Ottawa crews for keeping Wednesday travel near normal despite holiday disruptions.
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Franklin Conn
Ottawa
Understanding Sprains and Strains A Guide from Doctor Donohue
The article explains the difference between sprains and strains, noting sprains affect ligaments and strains affect muscles and tendons. It outlines injury degrees from first to third, describing symptoms, range of motion loss, swelling, pain, and typical healing times and treatments.
Prayer for Today and Thought for the Day reflection
The daily prayer asks for courage to shape relationships and life to be worthy of lasting presence with God. The thought notes the tragedy of death lies in having never lived, urging mindful living and faith.
The View From Here We’ve Done This Before
Harris notes higher Social Security taxes in 1985 and reflects on aging, the welfare state, and personal goals. He likens time to a crutch, prizes calm over progress, and lists experiences he hopes to renew while leaving behind vanity and haste. The tone remains contemplative about life, art, and humanity.
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Stuart Aubrey Harris
Washington
Paris
Parc Monceau
Hong Kong
Eleutherea
Quetico
Covent Garden Opera House
Colorado
Warnings That Could Have Changed History
A 1961 Senate Iran hearing transcript shows leaders like Humphrey and Fulbright warning about the Shah of Iran and the dangers of U.S. military backing. The piece argues ignored warnings helped fuel upheavals in Iran and Cuba and contends history might have shifted if officials acted on those warnings.
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Washington Post
Murrey Marder
Senate
Iran
Kennedy
Sid
United States
Frank Church
Hubert Hmphrey
Middle East
Humphrey
State
Defense Departments
Fulbrights
Cuba
Bay of Pigs
Executive Branch
Hilton
Castro
Kennedys
Washington
Tohrison
Nixon
Ford
Carter
U. S
TV Tonight-NBA and Opera Highlights on Tonight's Schedule
Television guide lists Washington at Cleveland in NBA action, plus a Met Opera performance featuring Leontyne Price Fioranza Cossotto and James McCracken. Also airing One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, Night Court, Magnum P.I. and other programs with sports and movie slots noted for Ottawa Kansas listings.
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Met
Aida
Leontyne Price
Fioranza Cossotto
James McCracken
Alex
Elyse
ESPN
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