Acupuncture Gains Ground In Garden City Clinic Practice
Local practitioners describe acupuncture as an energy based treatment using 12 pathways and 500 to 1,000 energy points mapped with an electro meridian device. Patients report relief from headaches backaches and some chemotherapy related symptoms. experts caution it is a method not a miracle and advise focusing on one or two problems at a time.
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Kansas
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Niedens
Bush raises national terror alert to orange color
The Bush administration lifted the national terror alert from yellow to orange amid intelligence warnings of a high risk of attack by al Qaida linked to Osama bin Laden during the Hajj period. Officials planned formal announcements and security steps, with potential facility delays and access restrictions.
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al-Qaida
Osama bin Laden
Mecca
John Ashcroft
FBI
Robert Mueller
Homeland Security
Tom Ridge
Bush Keeps All Options On Table Over North Korea
President Bush urged China to help defuse the nuclear standoff with North Korea and said all options are on the table. He indicated a possible military strike while saying a peaceful resolution remains possible and cited talks with Jiang Zemin and leaders in Japan and Russia to push Kim Jong Il to halt nuclear ambitions.
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North Korea
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China
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Kim Jong Il
Fire at Quaker Oats building in Chicago
A smoky fire erupted at 8:30 a.m. atop a Riverside River North 35 story Quaker Oats Co building, heating exchange unit on the roof. Fire crews contained the blaze in about 20 minutes with no injuries reported and traffic detours in effect near the Loop.
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Quaker Oats Co
River North
Loop
Chicago River
James Joyce
Kristin Gegner
Mesirow Financial
Gegner
Airport eyes Flower Aviation lease amid fuel, jobs promise
Garden City officials weigh terms for a 20 year lease with Flower Aviation to operate fuel services and a possible 10 year extension. The plan includes a $300,000 utility ramp build, 5 cent per gallon incentives yielding $30,000 revenue first year, and land lease payments of $250 to $300 monthly in later years.
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Garden City
Tim Cruz
FBO
Central Plains Aviation
Jon Crotts
Central Plains
Airport Board
Bush urges UN to decide soon on Iraq threat
President Bush presses the United Nations Security Council to decide quickly on confronting Saddam Hussein in Iraq. He warns that the United States will not wait long to lead a coalition to disarm Saddam if inspectors fail. France urges continued inspections and a Council vote after Feb. 14, while Powell’s briefing underscores Saddam’s lack of disarmament and maintains the option of force.
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Bush
U.N. Security Council
Iraq
United States
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Security Council
Treasury
John Snow
Curity Council
France
Saddam
Jean-David Levitte
United States Institute of Peace
U.N
Council
Colin Powell
Bush pushes 1.3 trillion tax cuts in annual report
President Bush urged Congress to enact a new round of 1.3 trillion dollars in tax cuts to accelerate growth and renew job creation. Treasury Secretary Snow backed the plan as his top priority, aiming to sell the proposal to the public and restore investor confidence.
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Congress Today
America
Congress
Treasury
John Snow
Treasury Department
Snow
Paul O’neill
State high court ruling on sheriff deputy firing case
The state high court ruled that commissioners lacked authority to fire a sheriff's deputy and that Nielander violated no county purchasing policy. The decision affirmed the county's budget authority and reversed a February lower court ruling. Nielander, recalled after 20 months in August, now serves with the Larned Police Department.
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Nielander
Larned
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