UND fights NCAA over Fighting Sioux nickname ruling
University of North Dakota president Charles Kupchella presses the NCAA in court after its ruling designates the Fighting Sioux nickname as hostile and abusive. The letter cites self righteousness and argues funds should fund academics, while opponents cite harms to American Indian students and calls for branding changes.
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Editor quotes on confidentiality and jail time impact
Jack Fuller, former editor and publisher of the Chicago Tribune in 2005, argued that requiring editors to authorize confidentiality offers and risk jail time would sharpen their judgment and accountability.
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Ottawa hosts Old West Cowboy Days and U S Senior Open weekend
Ottawa showcases Old West Cowboy Days with parade cattle drive and music while Prairie Dunes hosts the U S Senior Open golf event June 26 to July 2. The weeklong golf spectacle features 156 players atop a 20 million dollar economic impact and big-name pros.
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First Amendment Text Recited in Constitutional Statement
The passage presents the First Amendment limits on government power, prohibiting establishment of religion and protecting free exercise, speech, and press. It guarantees assembly and petition rights, enabling citizens to seek redress of grievances. The text anchors fundamental civil liberties in a constitutional framework.
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Kansas moves to curb child support delinquency
The Kansas Legislature envisions tougher penalties to ensure child support payments. Drivers with $500 arrears face license restrictions, enforced through SRS and the Department of Revenue. Additional penalties deny licenses or permits from Wildlife and Parks and will be monitored via an online system. The aim is to prompt payment and protect welfare of children, with outcomes to be watched over the next year.
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Readers Forum guidelines for Letters to The Ottawa Herald
Instructions explain submission rules for Readers' Forum letters. Include name address and daytime phone. Limit 400 words, one letter per month. Form letters poems complaints or testimonials will not be printed. letters may be edited for length and clarity.
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