Broncos End Long Skeins in Super Bowl Victory
Denver Broncos end a 13 year AFC dominance and snap a four game losing streak as they celebrate victory in Super Bowl XXxXIII. Page 7 notes the celebration and context of the win.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1998
Page
7
Denver Broncos end a 13 year AFC dominance and snap a four game losing streak as they celebrate victory in Super Bowl XXxXIII. Page 7 notes the celebration and context of the win.
The forecast calls for mostly sunny skies and a warmer day with a high in the lower 50s and a southwest wind 10 to 15 mph. Readers are directed to page 2 for more weather details and note sections on other pages.
The Ottawa Board of Education will meet at 7 p.m. at the board office at Fourth and Walnut. No new or old business is listed. Stella Tharp is set to discuss the Local Parents as Teachers program. An executive session is planned for personnel matters and employee employer negotiations.
The Wellsville school board will assess Superintendent Don Williams during an executive session at tonight's meeting. Other items include health insurance updates, labor negotiations, traffic and parking rules on school grounds, ADA seating in the red gym, and district goals. Meeting starts at 7:30 p.m. in the classroom south of the district office.
About 200 anti abortion protesters gathered near Dr George Tiller’s Wichita clinic Saturday. Kansans for Life and Right to Life of Wichita sponsored the two hour vigil beside a No Trespassing sign. The event commemorated the 25th anniversary of Roe v Wade. Tiller says he performs late term abortions only when fetal abnormalities are diagnosed.
The Supreme Court agreed to review federal rules to open the $100 billion local phone market to long distance firms but will not decide quickly. The dispute will wait for the 1998 99 term, with no decision expected until 1999, as Clinton administration and AT&T MCI pressed for a rapid ruling. AT&T reports an 18 percent drop in Q4 profit amid lower core long distance revenue, aided by aggressive cost cutting and a planned 15 000 job cuts from a 130 000 headcount.
In New Haven, a police brutality case against Vincent Morrissey went to trial when West Haven officer Ralph Angelo testified Morrissey provoked the confrontation by swinging. Morrissey's attorney asked for a demonstration of his punch, and Angelo punched the lawyer, causing an immediate recess.
Eston Herald reports Bertha Coward’s Hawthorne class of 19 fifth graders took a sunny 40 degree field trip to Snow Creek ski area. Students, many first time skiers, learned stopping turning and falling basics with Snow Creek instructors before tackling two bunny slopes.
President Clinton angrily denied having sex with an intern or taking part in a cover up as investigators sought grand jury testimony from aides and friends. He repeated I did not have sexual relations with that woman and pledged to return to work for the American people. Hillary Clinton stood beside him as cameras flashed and the roving coverage continued.
A multi state effort led by Texas DOT and including Kansas Oklahoma Missouri Iowa Minnesota and the Federal Highway Administration will study I-35 as a trade corridor over the next year. HNTB of Kansas City will advise on improving the route amid rising NAFTA driven traffic with public meetings planned in Wichita and Kansas City. The study should wrap by January 1999 and costs are funded by federal highway funds.
Harris News Service reports Topeka the statehouse embraces online pages as fifteen House members maintain Web sites. Noted as leaders, Jim Morrison inspires colleagues with a growing online presence.
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