Ottawa high school and university teams crowned in local sports
Ottawa High School Cyclones and Ottawa University Braves claimed new football titles this week. The Cyclones finished undefeated in the regular season, exited in the playoffs with a 17-0 loss to Wellington, while the Braves won the Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference title with a 24-14 win over Tabor. Both squads showed resilience, and the paper praises their effort and future prospects.
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Blood tainted transfusion scandal questioned in guest forum
In a reader letter from the early 1980s, AIDS and hepatitis C infections tied to untested Canadian and possibly U.S. blood are discussed. The writer accuses Vice President Gore and politicians of inaction, citing potential future deaths and urging mandatory testing and disclosure.
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Addresses for U.S. and Kansas political offices listed
The text provides contact addresses and phone numbers for national figures including President Bill Clinton and U.S. Senators Pat Roberts and Sam Brownback, plus Rep. Jim Ry an, and Kansas Governor Bill Graves and state legislators Ralph Tanner Robert Tyson Ralph Tanner.
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State lobbyist rules faulted as uneven reporting
Martin Hawver argues the ethics commission overlooks state paid lobbyists from universities and agencies. He calls the exemption for state officers and employees an anomaly worth legislators debating and suggests ways to identify government-paid lobbyists in Topeka.
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Potter books spark children's imagination and faith
A reader defends Harry Potter and other fantasy works as valuable literature for children. The piece argues imagination strengthens faith, compares Potter to Lewis and Tolkien, and critiques secular influences while urging parental guidance and reading over passive media.
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