Ottawa High moves to Frontier League for 2004 05 season
Ottawa High School plans to leave the Huron League for the Frontier League to cut travel distances for teams and strengthen athletic rivalries. The change, pending school board approval, would also involve Ottawa Middle School and aim to boost educational collaboration through more League meetings and workshops.
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Big Daddy Kornhaus Remembered as Fatherly Track Coach
An obituary for Don Kornhaus honors his role as a legendary high school track coach known as Big Daddy. A former athlete recounts how he mentored, escorted him toCentral Missouri State University, and stood as a father figure and lifelong supporter guiding many athletes to success on and off the track.
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Political Leaders Contact Directory Fragment Seeks Aid
A partial OCR listing shows national and Kansas state officials with office addresses and phone numbers including President George Bush U S Senate Pat Roberts Sam Brownback Congressman Jim Ryun Governor Bill Graves State Senator Robert Tyson and State Representatives Ralph Tanner and Bill Feverborn.
Etta Semple: Kansas Freethinker and New Thought Healer
Ottawa writer Vickie Stangl's study portrays Etta Semple as a 19th century Freethinker and healer. The article outlines her radical views on religion and society, her Free Thought papers, political runs, medical practices, and ties to Ottawa institutions.
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Bush Labor Day clash drums up union busting claims
The piece argues President Bush and allies back union busting of ILWU longshoremen at West Coast ports. It cites 9-11 as pretext, notes prior federal troops under Cleveland, and urges calling Friends of Labor at 310-831-4385. It frames shippers and retailers as antiunion, with Ridge threatening federal port intervention.
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