Western Kansas lawyer named new GOP chair in Kansas
New party chairman Dave Jones aims to rebuild revive and redeem the Kansas Republican Party to elect Republicans. He faces a fractured party after Kathleen Sebelius won the governor's race and a narrow attorney general victory for Phil Kline. He seeks common ground and consensus.
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Chris Beggs
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Blix Says Iraq Still Fails to Accept Disarmament Demands
U N chief inspector Hans Blix reports Iraq has not genuinely accepted disarmament, bolstering U S arguments of noncooperation. Florida doctors protest rising malpractice costs with 800+ striking, while 65,000 fans greet the Super Bowl champion Tampa Bay Buccaneers at home.
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Hans Blix
United States
Stephen Babic
Florida
Tampa
Tony Lanza
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Yin and Yang in the Democratic presidential race
Joe Lieberman and Al Sharpton emerge as opposites in a crowded field. Lieberman, a veteran insider from Connecticut, runs as a pro business centrist while Sharpton, an urban African American activist, positions as a symbolic, anti establishment figure. Their challenge is winning opening contests in Iowa and New Hampshire where their core constituencies are thin.
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Costs of Iraq war far exceed blood shed and burden the budget
The piece argues the Iraq war would cost about 90 billion dollars, urging the U S to estimate costs before action. It contrasts war spending with domestic programs and lists alternative investments in energy, disease prevention, aid, education, and campaign finance reform. It cites Vice Admiral Jack Shanahan as advisor to True Majority.
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On This Day in History Highlights and Events
Today's History Highlights list key events and births on January 28 across years. Notable items include the 1973 Vietnam cease-fire, Jose Marti’s birth in 1853, the Yale News debut in 1878, the 1915 Coast Guard creation, Brandeis joining the Supreme Court in 1916, and the 1986 Challenger disaster. Funeral services were held in Washington for Justice Thurgood Marshall.
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Yale News
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Supreme Court
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Iran
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Lebanon
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Coach Finds Joy in Coaching Young Athletes
A YMCA youth coach reflects on teaching first and second graders in basketball, flag football, and baseball. He values the smiles, learning, and personal satisfaction from guiding kids through dribbles, passes, and defense while hoping to inspire self esteem and fair play.
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