NHL Players End Lockout With New Offer Acceptance
The NHL players union accepted the owners latest contract, ending a 103 day lockout and paving the way for a 48 game season. President Mike Gartner said a ratification vote will determine if practices resume and when games begin. Copyright AP News.
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Rams near St Louis move amid talks with Rams
Former Senator Thomas Eagleton heads FANS Inc. in negotiations with Rams president John Shaw as talks toward moving the Los Angeles Rams to St. Louis near completion. Eagleton cautions the deal is not yet final despite speculation of a Sunday announcement.
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Public Notice on FCC License Transfer for KZTO Ottawa KS
Public notice states Kansas Broadcasting Systems filed with the FCC on December 20 1994 for consent to the assignment of FM station KZTO 95.7 MHz Ottawa Kansas to GMR MQ Jas The stockholder and president of GMR MO Inc is Frank Copsidas American Broadcasting Systems Inc is sole shareholder and Timothy Shaffer and Thomas Kearney are officers and directors of Kansas Broadcasting Systems Inc A full copy of the application and amendments is available for public inspection at Ottawa Public Library during business hours Also the Shelly Ward Ottawa High School Cheerleader Scholarship Trust annual report for the fiscal year ending August 31 1994 is available for inspection within 180 days at 236 N Main Ottawa Kansas 66067 Trustees listed include Robert S Hill Marilyn Keefer and Edward Baxter The notice also provides contact details and hours for inquiries
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Edward Baxter
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Baseball replaces players as camps call for strikebreakers
Toronto Blue Jays hold tryout camps in California and Florida to recruit strikebreakers amid stalled labor talks. Rockies use voicemail to recruit volunteers, with some in their 40s. Eugene Orza says the boycott to avoid signing contracts strengthens as meetings continue. Owners insist spring training starts on time while Selig heads to Washington for talks with Reich.
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Shockers rally past Bears in tight 46 45 win
Wichita State defeats Southwest Missouri State 46 45 as Terrance Flowers posts 17 points and 10 rebounds. Bears miss multiple late shots, Wilkerson air balled key attempt, Swanson scores late to seal victory for the Shockers who built a 20 10 first half lead.
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Indians win in busy high school basketball night
Wellsville moved to 3-0 in the Frontier League and 4-4 overall after a 48-22 win at Louisburg. Lacey Breithaupt led Wellsville with 16 points while Emily Bloss added 14, and Louisburg struggled after a 20 day layoff. In other games Williamsburg led Gridley 66-37 behind Laura Hermreck with 18. MdCV defeated Olpe 56-55 in overtime with Jennifer Casten scoring 10 and Rusty Sowers 24. Baldwin rolled to 68-15 over Olathe Christian as 15 players saw action.
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Ottawa Cyclones Face Tough Five Game Stretch After Slump
Ottawa enters a challenging stretch after a 3-1 run that included a win over Burlington and a close loss to Anderson County. The Cyclones travel to Atchison to meet ranked Redmen, then face Augusta in Baldwin Tournament action before a potential rematch with Paola. Coach Grover calls this period potentially pivotal as the team seeks consistency and wins.
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Turner shines as Bears fall to Ottawa in tight thriller
Ottawa tops Turner’s Bears 87 to 49 after a see saw first half. Jan Perry led Ottawa with 16 points while Turner added 13 in a hard fought game.
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