U.N seeks answers on Iraq arms declaration
U N inspectors plan further questions on Iraq's weapons program as Hans Blix prepares to return to Baghdad for talks. He cites gaps on nutrients for biological agents, destruction of anthrax, missile engine production, and VX nerve agent. Blix expected to brief the Security Council and pursue interviews with Iraqi scientists.
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United Nations
Iraq
Baghdad
Hans Blix
U.N. Monitoring Verification and Inspection Commission
Blix
Security Council
The
Council
Mohamed ElBaradei
International Atomic Energy Agency
United States
Saddam Hussein
IAEA
U.N
Bush
Saddam
New Hamilton County districts fill two commissioner seats
Gov Graves appoints Spini and Braddock to the newly created Districts 4 and 5 after a two week process dividing county population by five and using census blocks. Spini, a fourth generation dairyman, and Braddock, a farmer, take office Jan 13 for two years with full four year terms up for election in November 2004.
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Census
Governor's Office
Graves
Spini
Braddock
Hamilton County
Milk Palace Dairy
Milk Palace 2
Hamil
Republican
Kilgore
Moran Discusses Farm Program and Drought Aid in Hamilton County
Congressman Moran met with Hamilton County residents to discuss the drought impact estimated at 1.4 billion dollars per a Kansas State study. He described the 2002 Farm Bill as complex and noted counter cyclical payments, while stressing post election funding challenges and ongoing drought concerns. Moran urged farmers to sign up for programs and referenced CRP grazing, linking agriculture to national security since September 11 2001.
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Hamilton County
Bob
Spencer
Moran
Congress
Pat Roberts
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Steven Hinez
U.S
America
Cloning claim skews on DNA testing doubts
New York AP reports Brigitte Boisselier of Clonard says no DNA sample has been taken to prove the baby is a clone. The Raelian bishop notes the parents need 48 hours to decide if they will submit samples amid widespread expert skepticism of the claim.
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New York
Brigitte Boisselier
Clonard
France 2
On Earth
Boisselier
Troopers face staffing squeeze as budget cuts bite
Troopers warn that overtime funding has vanished due to state budget cuts, causing manpower strain. Local recruits help but officials worry about losing officers to other areas. Knoefel notes area hires improve retention, while Eichkorn stresses funding must return to sustain numbers and benefits.
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Knoefel
Eichkorn
Man pleads guilty in fatal accident case
Black said Isais had until Feb 11 to pay the fine or return to court. Arnold voiced concern about helping Isais pay and noted likely lack of funds. Isais and passengers were treated and released from hospitals, while Steve Arnold recovered from burns. The prosecutor found insufficient evidence for involuntary manslaughter.
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Isais
Arnold
Stanton County Hospital
Elia Isais
Plains
Christie St. Francis Hospital
Wichita
Kathleen Arnold
Travis
Steve Arnold
Christie
St. Francis Hospital
St. Catherine Hospital
Arnolds
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