Lindh pleads guilty in deal over Taliban involvement
John Walker Lindh pleaded guilty to two counts for aiding the Taliban and possessing explosives. Under a deal he will serve two 10 year sentences and cooperate with authorities, avoiding life in prison. Prosecutors praised the plea as a victory in fighting terrorism while Lindh’s fate sparked debate.
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Villagers free hostages after four day airport standoff
In San Salvador Aten co Mexico, villagers opposing a $2.3 billion airport project released all hostages after freeing 10 imprisoned allies. Leaders moved 15 captives to pickup trucks toward a highway exchange point, with four remaining freed later. Gov Montiel urged talks to prevent further violence.
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Sublette councilman resigns amid grant work noted
Mayor Trigg confirms Dana Leonard resigned from the Sublette City Council after years of service including leading a grant effort through the Kansas Department of Transportation Aviation to asphalt the airport runway and taxi area. Leonard, formerly of Builder's Plus, did not comment. James Barber recalled their good working relation.
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Woman donates bone marrow to leukemia patient
A Kansas City bone marrow donation by Rebecca Miller connects a 47 year old Boston coach Bruce Stalker to a long, emotional journey. Miller describes testing, the extraction process, and the recipient's death from infection, followed by years of correspondence and a meaningful reunion with Stalker's wife.
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Four Pakistani Nationals Jump Ship From Grain Vessel
Four Pakistani nationals working aboard a grain ship near New Orleans left the vessel without permission and headed toward Texas. INS and border control agents pursued them Sunday evening. The men had been ordered not to disembark, and authorities say they are not considered dangerous and have no criminal records. Sheriff Greg Champagne said there is no information they are criminals or terrorists.
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Zoo Camp Teaches Children Ocean Life at Wetlands
Camp for children ages eight to ten at Wetlands Zoo explored coral reef life and ocean creatures. Students learned about puffer fish and reef shapes, made jellyfish from bags, and built sand castles while discussing scholarships for those on free lunch programs through USD 457.
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Sherrer urges Kansas dairy industry changes during MASDA tour
Lt governor Sherrer told MASDA attendees in Garden City that the dairy industry faces tough times with 30 workers in Greeley County. Illinois ag director Joe Hampton praised Kansas agriculture, while drought concerns and price pressures were echoed by officials. Adams noted drought’s impact and urged rural resilience and visionary planning to keep farms viable.
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