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Conway Springs returns to Class 3A's football elite [Wichita Eagle (KS)]
(28 Nov 2008 03:00:00 EST)
Nov. 28--If Conway Springs football coach Lelin George had any questions about his players' dedication to winning the Class 3A title, they were answered almost exactly one year ago. It was the day after the 3A semifinal, the day after Garden Plain had beaten the Cardinals 42-0.
Famed East track coach dies [Wichita Eagle (KS)]
(25 Nov 2008 03:00:00 EST)
Nov. 25--When J.D. Edmiston took over as East's track and cross country coach in the fall of 1964, Jim Ryun was a senior. Already, Ryun was well-known. "He showed a lot of courage and did a great job during a very important time in my life," Ryun said of Edmiston, who died Saturday at age 80. Former East runner Randy Smith recalled Mr. Edmiston as a fair, trustworthy man.
Chamber offers trip to China for business, cultural enrichment [Pittsburgh Tribune-Review (PA)]
(22 Nov 2008 03:00:00 EST)
Nov. 22--Sally Haas says China has to be seen to be believed. As president of the Airport Area Chamber of Commerce, Haas joined elected officials and other leaders in April 2007 on a trade mission to Beijing, Shanghai and Tianjin. "Lined up at a traffic light, you see a rickshaw, a bike, a car, a bus," Haas said.