Powerball jackpot prompts social media responses
Herald readers on Facebook discuss the 425 million Powerball prize. Responses range from skepticism about odds to plans to donate, pay debts, or share wealth if winnings occur, with mentions of charity, gifting a car, and buying a Porsche.
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OHS Principal Embraces Athletics Alongside Academics
Ottawa High School principal Dr. Ryan Cobbs highlights the balance between academics and extra curriculars. He notes Semi Ojeleye’s Duke signing, strong state results across football bands and sports, and a campus-wide commitment to excellence with a rising graduation rate and top state standings.
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Exit polls show Kansas trended differently from nation in 2012
Dr. Bob Beatty notes Kansas backed Romney by 60 to 38 percent, wider white and male Romney support, and strong age group gaps differing from national results. Kansas voters favored Romney among 18 to 29 and 30 to 44 groups, while Obama’s favorable rating lagged behind national levels. Beatty links state tone to president’s unfavorable view locally and national contrasts.
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