Potential suspect Richard Ricci faces life support after surgery
National AP report: Richard Ricci, 48, a handyman named as a potential suspect in Elizabeth Smart's disappearance, underwent four hours of surgery for suspected aneurysm or stroke after collapsing in his prison cell. He is jailed on unrelated theft charges, with authorities tying him to the notable case.
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Four Detroit priests charged with sex crimes
Four Roman Catholic priests formerly of the Archdiocese of Detroit have been charged with sexually abusing boys dating back to the 1960s. Now living in Hawaii New Mexico Virginia and Florida they face first and second degree criminal sexual conduct counts involving boys 14 and younger. Cardinal Maida called the charges serious and sober for the archdiocese. Michigan prosecutors used the state law to act beyond typical time limits.
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Palestinian comedian barred from Chicago show
CHICAGO AP A comedian scheduled to open for Jackie Mason was canceled hours before the show after the venue learned the opener Ray Hanania is Palestinian. Mason’s manager cited Israeli Palestinian violence and stalled peace talks as the reason.
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Jyll Rosenfeld
Graves withholds endorsement in race for Kansas governor
GOP split widens as Gov. Bill Graves declines public support for Treasurer Tim Shallenburger. Lt. Gov. Gary Sherrer and other moderates balk at backing the conservative candidate, citing past criticisms of the Graves administration. Endorsement talks stall. no meeting scheduled. Shallenburger gains other GOP backing while Sebelius hopes party rift remains.
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Tim Shallenburger
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Bob Murray
Murray
Senate
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Pat Roberts
U.S
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Drought Could Double Farm Liquidations In Kansas
Goodland banker Larry McCants told state and federal officials at a drought forum that farm liquidations may double or triple this fall and next spring as land prices stay steady. He urged a broad disaster program and Farm Service Agency loans to keep producers in business.
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Bethany College Library Closes Over Moldy Books
AP reports mold at Bethany Colleges Wallerstedt Library has emptied the building ahead of classes. Evacuations of librarians and offices occurred as tests on mold samples yield possible solutions later this week. Reopening hinges on results while students access online materials and key access is allowed with mold warnings.
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Bud Rothgeb
Washington rally demands better schools for African Americans
Hundreds of African Americans gathered in Washington to push for improved schools. The event highlighted civil rights and education, with speakers urging policy changes to close schooling gaps.
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