Microsoft antitrust suits target software bundling and Internet empire
The federal government and 20 states including Kansas filed lawsuits against Microsoft arguing monopoly power in operating systems and alleged anti competitive bundling of software with Windows. They warn that dominance could push users toward Microsoft owned sites and ventures, expanding into media and online car sales. John D. Montgomery.
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Microsoft
NBC
Gates
John D. Montgomery
Government contact details for federal and state offices listed
A compiled roster of public official addresses and phone numbers including President Clinton The White House U S Law Pat Roberts U S Sen Sam Brownback State offices U S Rep Jim Ryun with Topeka and Washington D C contact points and fax numbers for public inquiries and representation.
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White House
Pennsylvania Ave
Washington
D.C
U.S. Law
Pat Roberts
Dirksen
Washington, D.C
Fox
Topeka
Frank Carlson
Federal
S.E. Quincy
U.S
Sam Brownback
Hart
Senate
Kansas Ave
Overland Park
Jim Ryun
Cannon
Hob
Washington D.C
Ryun
Quincy
House Gov
No Line in the Sand as Jury Frees Burglary Suspect
A Wheeling West Virginia jury acquitted Walter Knie r ien after a psychiatrist and defense argued a traumatic sexual dysfunction and bipolar disorder. The column questions moral blame, notes the defendant’s Dairy Queen ties, and laments legal defenses built on mental illness while lampooning escalating societal excuses.
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West Virginia
Ohio
Wheeling
W. Va
Walter Scott Kniekemen
James Bordas
Pittsburgh
Knieriemen
Bordas
Dairy Queen
Kmeriemen
Understanding schizophrenia and its misconceptions
A concise overview by Linda Endicott from Ottawa notes schizophrenia affects about 2.5 million Americans and 1 percent of the population. It explains common myths about violence, outlines symptoms, causes under study, and stresses early treatment and hope with 75 percent achieving partial or full recovery.
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Linda Endicott
United States
Governor veto preserves open meetings act in Kansas
Kansas Governor Graves vetoed a legislative attempt to narrow the open meetings act. He argues the law ensures public access to local government decisions and transparency, urging thoughtful process and broad input for any clarifications. The open meetings act remains central to trusted democracy in Kansas.
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Kansas Constituition
Kansas
Reader Forum submissions invited at The Ottawa Herald
Readers are urged to send hand signed letters with address and phone number to Letters 10 Reader Forum The Ottawa Herald 104 S Cedar Ottawa KS 66067 or by email to letters ottawaherald com Submissions should not exceed 500 words.
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