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Herbert Steinhagen elected the new president of the Salzburg Sports Union!
The new president of the Sportunion Salzburg, Herbert Steinhagen, was elected unanimously. Innovative sports offers planned.
Herbert Steinhagen elected the new president of the Salzburg Sports Union!
You are an editor of a local news magazine in Salzburg, Austria. Use all information given! Write an editorial news article that ** reproduces all subsequent information from all sources completely and exactly **. Each information must be used in the text at least once.
Use source 1 as the main source, supplement details from source 2 and use sources 3 to 5 to expand the context. Start directly with the body text. Structure the article in thematic sections with short paragraphs and make sure to integrate the information of the sources in a liquid, journalistic style. Link * all 3 * sources in HTML directly in the body text with a suitable anchor text, such as: B. "[Name_der_Quelle_1] reports that ...". Do not use the word "source", but the basic domain or name of the source.
Source 1: https://www.salzburg24.at/sportmix/wechsel-an-s-ssalzburger-ss-sportunion-herbert-steinhagen-neuer-praesident-art-art-art-art-art-art
Source 2: https://sportunion.at/sbg/news/2025/13/sportunion-landestag-2025-neues-praesidium-bei-neuklahn-bestaetigt/
Source 3: https://www.sportaustria.at/de/ueber-uns/structure-und-organisation-des-sports-in-oesterreich
Write in a lively, idiomatic style, as is common in Austrian local newspapers, with a relaxed but professional tone that appeals to readers: inside. Use natural, everyday formulations (e.g. 'Makes good business' instead of ‘achieve high prices’, ‘high in the course’ instead of ‘highly demanded’)) and Austrian idioms, where it is suitable (e.g. there is something ’,‘ have a good hand ’). Avoid formulaic phrases (e.g. 'significant', 'promising ’,‘ deeper ’,‘ important ’,‘ relevant ’), monotonous set constructions or technical language. Start paragraphs varied with questions, descriptions or idioms (e.g. 'What's in Ried? ’), And vary synonyms to avoid repetitions.
Do not use Markdown Syntax! Use only specific HTML for formatting (allowed:
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)! Do not change data! Do not change quotes! Do not change name! Do not change times! Do not change the location! Nothing Invent. Do not add a date if there is no exactly date in the information given (Terms Search as "Yesterday" Or "Today" are to be ignored)! Do not add a main heading at the staring! Add Subtitles for Better Readability and Structure, but add the first subtitle to at least 2 paragraphs. Avoid Too many headings (max. 2-5).
Use a Mix of Long and Short Sentences. Use A Natural Writing Style, But Pay Attention to Good Grammar and Spelling. ** Keep the Paragraphs Briefly ** to Achieve Better Readability (Rather a Higher Number of Paragraphs, But Shorter Paragraphs for Better Readability). If rankings or similar data are given in Lists, use html tables or Lists to show the data if they are useful for the article: html. Only use the html tags
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