FBI to renew search for anthrax at Florida building
FBI plans a second search at the American Media Inc building in Boca Raton using new techniques to locate anthrax spores. The building remains under federal quarantine after employee Robert Stevens died last fall, with five deaths linked to the attacks. Authorities seek to prevent spread amid prior mail related infections.
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Fla
American Media Inc
Robert Stevens
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Washington
Bill Nelson
Sebelius Runs Classic Campaign Strategy in Kansas
Kansas Democrat Kathleen Sebelius rolls out statewide TV ads highlighting her tenure as Insurance Commissioner and promising a top-to-bottom government review. Political scientists note the ads aim to build name recognition and counter GOP attacks as Republican state roles shift after a tight primary.
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James Sheffield
Wichita State University
Sebelius
Nicole Corcoran-Basso
GOP
Shallenburger
Cowley County
Winfield
Murray
Kerr
New York
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Sheffield
Joe Aistrup
Kansas State University
Aistrup
Neighbors celebrate near century mark with family gathering
An aging Kansas woman nearing 100 recalls the Dust Bowl era and modern changes as she plans a High Plains reception from 7 to 8 30 p m. Her large family includes 16 grandchildren and 33 great grandchildren amid hopes old friends will attend in Garden City.
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Kansas
High Plains
Vivien Coerber
Umphrey
Moore
Coerber
Garden City
No Fly Zones Over Iraq Train Pilots for Future War
After a decade patrolling northern and southern no fly zones over Iraq, US and British pilots gain intelligence and practice for potential future conflict. The effort costs about 1 billion dollars annually and involves aircraft and crew, with zones covering two thirds of Iraq. Analysts say the program has deterred Saddam Hussein and limited Iraqi air force activity, though critics call the zones problematic.
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Washington
United States
Saddam Hussein
Saddam
Brookings Institution
Ivo Daalder
Cato Institute
Chuck Pena
Pena
GOP leaders split on Iraq action and congressional input
House Republican leaders disagree on whether to act without UN backing as Dan DeLay argues Bush will consult Congress and the American people. He rejects Baker's call for a Security Council resolution, saying leadership comes from the president. Baker had urged UN support for political cover.
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Congress
DeLay
R-Texas
Fox News
James A. Baker III
U.N. Security Council
Baker
New York Times
Security Council
Festival Fun Highlights Music Crafts and Shoe Art
At the festival crowd enjoyed music and crafts while funnels helped build sand castles. Kimberly and other volunteers served food and ran activity booths as Kylie Travers, an eighth grader from Kenneth Henderson, assisted in the children’s art tent at the shoe art table. The shoemaking activity drew many kids who left with handmade shoes. organizers planned more supplies for Sunday.
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Kylie Travers
Kenneth Henderson
Dren
Volun
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