Bush questions Iraq disarmament despite inspectors
President Bush urged that the real test is whether Saddam Hussein will disarm and avert war. He told a Shreveport crowd that the issue is Saddam’s actions not the inspections, warning that failure to disarm would prompt a US led coalition to disarm him.
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Shreveport
Iraq
Bush
Saddam Hussein
United States
United States of America
George
Saddam
U.N
Hans Blix
Associated Press
Baghdad
Pentagon
Longtime Deerfield Grocery Buildings Tumble to Demolition
Residents recall family run Corner Grocery and Bacon Drug Store at 603 Main St as Kearny County moves to demolish three aging structures. They describe memories of farm barter days, sacking potatoes, and a shift of businesses, with plans to convert the site into a parking area and future redevelopment nearby.
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Deerfield
Ralph
Sonny’ Swords
Bacon Drug
Main St
Swords
Garden City
West
Kearny County
County
Main
Sixth Streets
Second Streets
Kearny County Hospital
Post office eyes busiest mail days in shortened season
Washington AP The Postal Service plans to deliver about 20 billion letters packages and items from Thanksgiving to Christmas as improved technology and longer hours aid workers The peak mailing day is expected Monday Dec 16 with about 850 million items postmarked about 185 million above average The busiest delivery day should be two days later Donahoe says solid start to holiday shopping boosts outlook This year four Thanksgiving shift shortened the shopping window and six days were lost.
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Washington
Postal Service
Pat Donahoe
Donahoe
Donahue
Moran outlines funding issues and farm support stance
Kansas farmers gather to discuss drought relief and tariff cuts with Congressman Moran. He notes tariffs should fall with no harm to domestic programs, plans to pursue crop insurance and possible subcommittee chairmanship, and urges rural communities to press outsiders on their concerns. Wheat farmers Bruce Wilkens and Heath Boy outline industry hopes for research, market access, and group collaboration.
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Moran
House Agricultural Committee
Washington
Kansas
Bruce Wilkens
Scott City
KWC
KAWG
Water rule sparks dispute over drilling in Oklahoma Panhandle
Oklahoma Panhandle legislators clash over a proposal to close new wells while drilling continues. Rep Holmes pressed Hank Hansen on notice and openness, while Rep Light condemned the move as unfair to the southern district groups still lacking water rights.
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Oklahoma Panhandle
Taylor
Bill Light
R-Rolla
Light
High Court weighs public access in KDOT records case
The Kansas High Court hears a dispute over whether state records should be disclosed after the district court ordered openness and awarded attorney fees for bad faith arguments. The Court of Appeals reversed, while KDOT argues the denial was well reasoned. the case costs state officials between ten and fifteen thousand dollars. A decision is expected early next year.
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District Court
KDOT
State Court of Appeals
High Court
Telegram
Mike Merriam
Merriam
Jeff Goering
Kansas
Goering
Thompson, Stout & Goering
Wichita
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Heath Boy
Syracuse
Wilkens
Water Area
Carl Holmes
R-Liberal
Hank Hansen
the Water
Holmes
Hansen
Western Kansas Medical Massage
Connie Williams
NCTMB
Myotherapy Institute of Massage
Salt Lake City
Utah
E. Santa Fe Trail Blvd
Lakin
Shelter Insurance
East
Bob Hubers
Schulman Ave
Hastings
USDA
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Farm Service Agency
Wallace County
Sharon Springs
SS City
Dennis Mote
ASEUM
S. 4Th
Finnup Park
Surrey Metro Savings
Coast Capital Savings Credit Union
International Financial Institution and Insurance Company
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