Dietz to perform American Fables at OU Chapel
Norman Dietz, actor and storyteller, will present American Fables at Ottawa University Chapel Auditorium at 10 a.m. Wednesday as part of the University Program Series funded by the Norwood L. Jones Convocation Fund. The event, free to the public, marks Dietz’s broad career including New York recordings and books on fables and theatre.
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Kansas senator rebukes Japanese official in letter
Local senator from Kansas rails at a Japanese speaker over comments about American workers citing U.S. resilience and work ethic. He recalls Yamamoto’s “awakened giant” line, urges mutual respect, and lists upcoming legislative coffees in Paola Gardner Olathe and Ottawa with contact details and a note on IRA eligibility.
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Jose Ferrer Dies at 80 in Florida Suburb
Oscar winning actor Jose Ferrer died at age 80 at Doctors' Hospital in Coral Gables Florida from undisclosed causes. The Puerto Rico native famed for Cyrano de Bergerac and Toulouse-Lautrec also earned two Tony Awards and directed theater works. Survivors include three sons including Miguel Ferrer, three daughters and eight grandchildren.
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Supreme Court clears way for dial-a-porn access blocking
The justices let stand a 1989 federal law requiring telephone firms to block sex message services unless customers request access in writing. Enforcement was postponed during legal challenges. The ruling upholds Congress interest in protecting children while acknowledging blanket bans curb adult speech.
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