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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 2002
Page
2
The seven page critique notes Bob Knight filed a 2 million lawsuit against Indiana University claiming lost income from television, camps, endorsements and other sources after his firing. The piece accuses Knight of lingering anger and assesses Indiana’s handling of his departure and the odds of a settlement.
The Ottawa Herald invites readers to vote on whether the paper should publish names and addresses of registered sexual offenders in the area and to share comments online or by mail. Survey results will appear in the Weekender edition.
The Manhattan Mercury discusses the national DARE program, noting its value beyond disputed findings of effectiveness. It advocates expanding follow-up to seventh and ninth graders, reinforcing with peers and parents, and recognizes police support as a key, though not guaranteed, element.
Columnist lampoons OJ Simpson as driving a boom in Florida legal work. Describes alleged incidents from domestic disputes to a manatee wake citation, cites a boat chase joke, and notes Simpson’s acquittal while humorously blaming lawyers for his every move. Mentions Yale Galanter and public notice of legal antics.
Franklin County Independent Bikers thank supporters for 15 years of the Toys for Kids Ride. Nov 23 at Town & Country parade to Forest Park with ECKAN, followed by an Appreciation Party in Pomona. Call 242-1745 for toy pickup on Nov 15 or 22.
A reader argues minor parties deserve a fair chance to present ideas. She critiques secrecy in ballots, praises Reform Party openness, worries about money influence, and recalls debates and media coverage. She notes local issues and affirms every vote counts.
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