Inauguration agenda shapes second term priorities
President Bush outlined ambitious goals for a four year stretch including defeating terrorism, stabilizing Iraq, reforming Social Security, simplifying the tax code, limiting malpractice awards, and a guest worker plan. He will name a national intelligence chief, oversee Iraq elections, and mend transatlantic ties while Senate delays Rice’s secretary of state confirmation. The inaugural address emphasized liberty, democracy, and reform, with Senate leaders signaling a busy, partisan path ahead.
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Bush
National Intelligence
Iraq
Europe
Congressional
Trent Lott
Miss
Senate
Mike Johanns
Margaret Spellings
Senate Democrats
Condoleezza Rice
U.S
Murder trial testimony details a knife attack and threats
Orozco testified he warned Blanco that Mike ripped him off and that the men demanded repayment. He described Dominguez counting down to ten, striking him with a wire, and then stabbing Dominguez. He said he drew a knife in self defense as Hillyer and Dominguez pursued him, with later testimony noting fatal chest injuries.
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Blanco
Mike
Orozco
Hillyer
David
William
Will
Dominguez
Heather
Carlos
Russell Hasenbank
Hasenbank
Hubert Peterson
Cimarron Pathology
James Kuharic
Kuharic
Windsor alliance advances toward vision for downtown revival
Windsor planners report progress on a hotelier driven project to map market potential for 300000 area users, hire Marvel & Associates for a 2004 market study, and assemble an investor solicitation package. The alliance has raised about 103000 from grants and local groups, aims to open the building for tours within six to eight weeks, and target Beef Empire Days for readiness. Liz Sosa joins the board as the downtown promotion effort grows, with Harness, Whitehurst, Nolte and Keller elected to leadership roles.
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Kready
Jeff Marvel
Parkville
Marvel & Associates
Marvel
Pioneer
Keller
Alliance
Windsor
Liz Sosa
Downtown Vision
Don Harness
Harness
Gary Whitehurst
Norma Nolte
Court case outlines timing for Shelter Insurance suit
Former agent contends discrimination and retaliation after firing. Lawsuit notes draft findings by the insurance commissioner, 30 day response window, possible informal and formal hearings, and a 30 day public release after final order. Plaintiffs seek more than 75 thousand dollars for damages.
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Insurance Commissioner
Shelter
Market Conduct Division
Bailey
Hestand
Gossard
Paul LaRose
Columbia
Bergersen
Michael Quint
Frank Kamas
Bender Kamas SC
Wichita
LaRose
Bergerson
Insurance Commissioner's Office
Police seek driver after motorcycle collision on Walnut Street
Police investigate a crash where a motorcycle with right of way collided with a green vehicle at Walnut Street. Haynes, not wearing a helmet, died after his body struck the front of a suburban. Police closed blocks for about three and a half hours and await the other driver’s story to determine charges.
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Utz
Walnut Street
Haynes
Kansas
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L & L Floor Covering Inc
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