Ottawa Great Reunion Highlights Native Heritage
Ottawa hosts a two day reunion with a strong native history focus. Representatives from tribes such as Ottawa Sac Fox Munsee Chippewa and Pottawatomie will attend. Gourd dances run 2 to 5 p.m. at City Park and a powwow begins 7 p.m. lasting late. An Indians of Franklin County exhibit travels Ottawa Library 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. today and 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday with details at the reunion booth.
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Ottawa
City Park
Franklin County
Bush era coup blunder over Noriega exposed
The text argues the Bush administration directly aligned with Panama’s military by inviting them to topple Noriega and hand him to the United States. It claims the U S failed to act decisively once the coup began, revealing flawed policy rather than a weak military. Noriega is described as remaining in power due to decisive leadership.
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Manuel Noriega
United States
Panama
Noriega
U.S
Punk Noriega
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates 1989 Update
Ottawa Herald lists delivery and mail rates effective July 1 1989 for Ottawa and surrounding area by carrier motor route and mail. Rates cover one month three months six months and one year with separate listings for Franklin County adjacent counties and all other areas.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
Star Crossed October and AP Wire Woes
A columnist reflects on October solar interference affecting AP wire reception from Oct 5 to 11, recounting botched headlines about Panama’s Noriega and Mets manager Davey Johnson. It notes AP's push for localizing news to win back readers, cites Paul Janensch on newsroom diversity, and thanks AP for a Wellsville bus tragedy coverage citation.
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Bulle
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Panama
The
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Wellsville
Jeff Myrick
Jay Bemis
Steve Zuk
Paul Janensch
Rockland Journal- News
N.Y
Janensch
the Herald
Baseball intrudes on football in mixed city loyalties
A column laments baseball’s grip on fall sports frenzy, favors Oakland and San Francisco teams, and argues for regional pride. The author muses on city fortunes, fans’ heartbreak, and the odd contrast between baseball’s October drag and the Giants’ Super Bowl claims.
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Padres
Chargers
Giants
Opening of the Supreme Court Term Draws Record Crowd
A veteran reporter recalls the 1989 Supreme Court term kickoff. Edwin J. Kneedler argues a FOIA case involving a 1978 defense contractor records saga, facing tough questions from Justices including Rehnquist and Scalia, signaling a potentially gripping term ahead.
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Edwin J. Kneedler
Solicitor General
John Doe Agency
John Doe Corp
Pentagon
FBI
FOIA
Justice Scalia
Kneedler
John Doe
Encouraged to sign letters to editor with address
Readers urged to sign letters and include writer's address for publication. Un signed letters will not be published. A telephone number should be enclosed to speed verification.
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