Aniversaries for Lopez and Loper Meekers celebrate milestone
Garden City couple Robert F and M Joyce Lopez mark their 50th wedding anniversary with a Dec 10 reception at Church of the Brethren. The event is hosted by their children Eugene Peake Robin Loper Philip Gerber and Eugenia Town. The Meekers Jean and Leo Meeker observe their 60th with a Dec 9 visit at Homestead Assisted Living Residence.
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Robert F
M. Joyce Lopez
Garden City
Church of the Brethren
Eighth
St. John Streets
Eugene Peake
Independence
Robin Loper
Overland Park
Philip Gerber
Eugenia Town
Sublette
Robert Franklin Loper
Marion Joyce Sooby
Jean
Leo Meeker
Homestead Assisted Living Residence
N. Henderson St
Meekers
Smoking linked to colorectal cancer death study says
Washington AP reports that 20 years of cigarette use raises colorectal cancer death risk by over 40 percent, with a 14 year study of 781,351 people linking tobacco to about 12 percent of US colorectal cancer deaths. Early start and heavy daily use increase risk. quitting lowers risk after two decades.
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Washington
United States
American Cancer Society
Journal of the
National Cancer Institute
Ann Chao
Chao
World Health Organization
U.S
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Bernard Levin
University of Texas
M.D. Anderson Cancer Center
Houston
Levin
M.D. Anderson
CDC
Bush would not offer cabinet to brother Jeb, Florida governor
George W. Bush told CBS he would seek bipartisan healing if elected president but said his brother Jeb Bush would not receive a cabinet post. He urged Jeb to stay in Florida as governor while outlining plans on Social Security Medicare tax cuts and education.
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Austin
Texas
George W. Bush
Bush
CBS
Jeb
Florida
Scott Pelley
Congress
Federal Reserve
Alan Greenspan
Ronald Reagan
Clinton
Greenspan
Music and family deter children from drugs says study
More than 25,000 youths aged 9 to 17 replied via Internet and mail that music tops factors keeping them drug free, followed by family and sports. The four month campaign led by Barry McCaffrey runs through early next month with a $22 million budget as part of a five year, $185 million annual anti-drug effort begun in 1999.
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Washington
Congress
Barry McCaffrey
White House
Office of National Drug Control Policy
Sion
McCaffrey
Department of Health and Human Services
Don Maple
Smokey Bear
Maple
Robert Udowitz
Global News Quiz Mixes Politics and Pop Culture
A sampled set of trivia items includes Fujimori resigning in Japan, a 25 inch lake effect blizzard hitting Cleveland before Thanksgiving, Mir being abandoned with planned destruction next February, Egypt withrawing its ambassador to Israel, and Grinch Stole Christmas actors drawing crowds as MLB faces revenues sharing debates.
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Cleveland
Buffalo
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Edwardjones.com
SIPC
Edward Jones
Serving
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N. Campus
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Toma
Finney County
Florida Supreme Court
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Peru
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Japan
Mir
Egypt
Syria
Israel
Middle East
Mr. Rogers
Knowledge Unlimited, Inc
Emil Zatopek
Helsinki
Finland
Rae Carruth
The
Madonna
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