Girl Scouts Enrich Cats and Boost Cookie Drive
Scouts and CAT S prepare to pounce on enrichment projects at the zoo teaching cats behavior and feeding. Elizabeth Leatherman nine and Coretta Yeager nine from Scott City talk cookie goals, prizes, and fund-raising. Last year the Tumbleweed Council sold 91,404 boxes of cookies. Thin Mints Tagalongs Do-Si-Dos Double Dutch Trefoils Lemon Coolers All Abouts and Samoas remain on hand for $3 per box.
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Kansas
Leatherman’s Troop
Kansas Cosmosphere and Space Center
Hutchinson
Girl Scouts of America
Tumbleweed Council
Girl Scouts of the Tumbleweed Council
Baghdad deputy police chief killed in blast near home
Gunmen fired on the car carrying Baghdad deputy police chief Brig. Amer Ali Nayef and his son Lt. Khalid Amer as they traveled to work in Dora district. A separate roadside blast in Samarra killed Iraqi soldiers and wounded others while U.S. and Iraqi forces faced more deadly attacks across the country.
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Baghdad
Amer Ali Nayef
Khalid Amer
South Dora
Interior Ministry
Ahmed Ismail
Samarra
Anbar
Iraq
Associated Press
Ali al-Haidari
Ayad Allawi
Allawi
Zafarniyah
Abdul Khaleq Hussein
Baqouba
1St Infantry Division
Maj
Neal O’brien
U.S
CBS fires four CBS News executives over Bush National Guard story
CBS News dismissed Mary Mapes, Josh Howard, Mary Murphy, and Betsy West after an independent probe found a myopic zeal in a 60 Minutes Wednesday report on President Bushs military service. Dan Rather stepped down from CBS Evening News. Heyward kept his job. The panel cited unverified documents and a rushed push to be first, while noting no conclusive proof of forgery.
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New York
CBS News
60 Minutes
Bush
Mary Mapes
Josh Howard
Mary Murphy
Betsy West
Dan Rather
CBS Evening News
Rather
CBS
Leslie Moonves
Moonves
Andrew Heyward
Heyward
Texas Air National Guard
Mander
Jerry Killian
Killian
Independent
Dick Thornburgh
Louis Boccardi
Associated Press
National Guard Service
Aid efforts expand as tsunamis toll rises in Aceh
Relief helicopters rush aid across Sumatra while 58,281 bodies have been buried and about 50,000 more are scattered in the northern Aceh region. Schools reopen in Indonesia and Sri Lanka as relief workers warn of ongoing devastation and recovery challenges. UN chief Annan advances damage assessments as US forces extend presence in tsunami zones.
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Alwi Shihab
Sumatra
Indonesia
Sri Lanka
Vidyaloka
Galle
Uni
Ari Afrizal
AL Yamamah
Sasheila Paramsothy
Malaysia
Ali
Aceh
Paramsothy
U.N
Kofi Annan
Maldives
Indian Ocean
United Nations
Ence
Burt
U.S
Endriartono Sutarto
Associated Press
Sutarto
High School Pup Nylon Helps Train Service Dogs
Syracuse High School student Walker mentors Nylon a year and a half as a first time trainer. KSDS nonprofit breeds and places guide and service dogs with disabled people. Nylon travels with Walker, attends classes, and learns obedience and environment adaptation before KSDS finalizes specialty training and prison companion roles.
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Hill Science Diet
Nylon
Walker
Stephanie Moreland
Moreland
Syracuse High School
Paul Zuzelski
Zuzelski
KSDS
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Robin Sustala
Gardenmedical.com
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Aeatthearne
East Spruce
Garden City
SEARS
Kansas Ave
The
Hearing Aid Center America Trusts
Wal-Mart
Dodge City
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