Ottawa University Braves soar to first NAIA playoff bid
Ottawa University football under a new coach surged from a 1-8 previous season to a 9-1 regular record. The Braves won the conference title and earned a playoff berth before falling 57-14 to defending champion Sioux Falls in the first round, leaving optimism for next year.
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Ottawa University
Braves
University of Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls
Chris Creighton
OU Braves
Ottawa High School
Kansas Seeks Public Input on State Quarter Design
The article discusses Kansas choosing a design for its state quarter with options including the state seal, a retro buffalo motif, cattle towns and tornadoes. It advocates public input and a fun, open process that should begin promptly.
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Congress
Kansas
Bob Dole
Guest editorials offer readers a view variety of opinions
A reader note explains that guest editorials present diverse perspectives. Views expressed are not necessarily those of the Herald's editor or staff. The piece underscores flexibility in opinion sections and invites reader reflection.
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Herald
Railway Abandonment Clarification Act shields citizens rights
A lawmaker defends the Railway Abandonment Clarification Act as protecting constitutional property rights while promoting trail development. The proposal, with 59 sponsors, aims to balance railbanking and public land uses without repealing the Rails to Trails Act, asserting due process and just compensation.
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Hansen
Congress
U.S
Congress Defends Trade Policy Against Fast Track Authority
Charley Reese argues Congress must retain oversight of trade policy and rejects fast track as a bad, deceptive tool. He cites historical limits, U.S. leadership limits, and NAFTA failures, claiming fast track expands cheap labor access and costs American jobs, urging fair trade and congressional scrutiny.
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William Clinton
United States
Congress
U.N. General Assembly
Security Council
America
Mexico
NAFTA
Europe
Germany
Newt Gingrich
Contact details for Kansas political representatives list
A fragment listing contact information for federal and state officials including President Bill Clinton The White House 1600 Pennsylvania Ave Washington DC 20500 U S Sen Pat Roberts Topeka and Washington offices telephone numbers and addresses U S Sen Sam Brownback Rep Jim Ryun Gov Bill Graves and state offices in Topeka and Overland Park with street addresses and phone lines.
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Bill Clinton
White House
Pennsylvania Ave
Washington
D.C
U.S
Pat Roberts
Dirksen
Washington, D.C
Fox
Topeka
Frank Carlson
S.E. Quincy
Sam Brownback
Hart
Senate
Kansas Ave
W. 95Th
Suite
Overland Park
Jim Ryan
Cannon
Hob
Ryun
Vrice
Quincy
Bill Graves
State Capitol
Saddam face off seems inevitable
The piece discusses the inevitability of another clash with Saddam Hussein as the coalition against Iraq frays. It notes U S skepticism about Baghdad’s cooperation, calls for continued sanctions, and mounting fatigue within the UN Security Council and allied capitals amid disputes over inspections and potential sanctions relief.
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J Pashington
Saddam Hussein
Kuwait
Madeleine Albright
Saddam
Bush Administration
Richard Haass
U.N
Baghdad
United States
Iraq
Clinton
Nizar Hamdoon
Defense
William Cohen
Security Council
U.S
Russia
France
Middle East
Haass
Bush
Cuba
Iran
NATO
Peter Rodman
Nixon Center
Israel
Rodman
U.N. Security Council
Roda
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