Milosevic Defies U.N. Court In Hague Hearing
Slobodan Milosevic denounces the tribunal and rejects its legitimacy while facing four counts of war crimes over ethnic Albanian suppression in Kosovo. He accuses authorities of isolation and media censorship as lawyers are appointed to assist his defense amid ongoing courtroom clashes with Judge Richard May.
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Hague
Kosovo
Richard May
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July consumer spending slows as tax rebates boost income
Consumer spending rose 0.1 percent in July, the smallest gain in nine months, while incomes advanced 0.5 percent the largest since December. Stocks fell as investors ignored solid income growth, with durable goods slipping 1.1 percent and nondurables down 0.1 percent.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Wall Street
Richard Yamarone
Argus Research Corp
Federal Reserve
Substitutes Course Aims to Train Instructors for Flexible Teaching
John Drew, a 70-year-old three-year substitute with teaching cert to grade 12, enjoys middle school and uses subtle methods. The course costs $79 per person and includes a book, plus one college credit upon completion. Contact Norma Jean Dodge or Dyer at the institute for information and registration.
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John Drew
Institute
Norma Jean Dodge
Ndodge
Dyer
Ldger
Auditors press study on school district budgets and IEPs
Legislators seek a common language across districts to improve school finance debate after a $225,000 cost study was approved for late 2002. An audit of special education IEPs shows 35 percent reached at least one goal, 69 percent showed progress, with 175 teachers short. future audits may address service delivery and staffing.
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Derek Schmidt
R-Independence
Post Audit Committee
Newton
Adame Charged Over Fatal Grab-and-Celt Incident
A Finney County man, 22 year old Michael Otero of Garden City, was severely injured in a July incident on U.S. Highway 50. Investigators say Otero, part of the Young Crowd, was struck by Adame in a 1990s Cougar after a gang confrontation at a bar. Otero suffered two broken legs, a broken pelvis, and a collapsed lung. Adame faced attempted murder charges and awaits arraignment after appellate review favored a premeditated attack.
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Garden City
Adame
Otero
U.S. Highway 50
Master Criminal Boys Gang
Finney County
Couger
WW Manufacturing Co
Dodge City
Quint
Western coalition bombing Iraq through February strikes
The United States and Britain conducted a major February attack on five Iraqi command sites around Baghdad to disrupt radar and fiber-optic networks. Bombs largely missed some targets but damaged others, while fiber-optic lines were partly hit before reconstitution was reported. Since then, raids have continued in the no fly zones with provocation tallies rising and downed airframes noted.
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Baghdad
Pentagon
Craig Quigley
U.S
Woman appears in fire case with bond set at 200000
At Palo Verde apartments on Sloan Street, a fire in apartment 3 left one cat dead and $100000 in damages. Dirks, the sole occupant, appeared in court with public defender Mickey Moorman and faces possible competency hearings while awaiting hospital evaluation. Tenants from three other units were evacuated and Red Cross aid is assisting.
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Mickey Moorman
Palo Verde
Sloan Street
Mike Utz
Utz
Red Cross
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