New York Portrait Shows Cassidy Knoll resting
Cassidy Knoll poses for the camera while she rests in New York, captured in a moment of quiet repose. The scene emphasizes a calm, domestic mood with the subject presented in natural light and relaxed posture.
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Cassidy Knoll
Bilingual Health Care Drive Aims to Fill Gaps in Finney County
Finney County health programs and educational groups co sponsor a forum to recruit bilingual and Hispanic health care workers. Leaders call for action plans, funding sources, and earlier health care exposure from kindergarten onward to boost qualified applicants and recruit nurses.
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Finney County
Marlo Miller
Terrace Garden Care Center
St. Catherine Hospital
Holcomb
Garden City
Garden City Community College
Career Learning System
Judy Crumble
GCCC
Crumble
Evelyn Bowman
Linda Holmquist
Packing Industry
Ann Polich
Polich
Rain Delays Wheat Harvest in Southern Kansas
In Kiowa and Hardinder, OK Coop elevators gathered 43 000 bushels of wheat as rain halted the start of harvest. Mark Nunley, assistant manager at the Kiowa elevator, welcomed rain for soil moisture and ponds despite it being late for this year’s crop.
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Wichita
Mark Nunley
Nunley
OK Coop
Kiowa
Kansas
Hardiner
Oklahoma
Wheat harvest off to rough Kansas start in 2002
In Kiowa county and southern Kansas, winter wheat dominates plantings with yields from 4 to 21 bushels per acre. KS agricultural statistics show 21 percent very poor and 24 percent poor conditions, 32 percent fair, 22 percent good, and 1 percent excellent amid drought effects.
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Kansas
Kiowa
Kansas Agricultural Statistics Service
IBP settles environmental suit with Nebr state for 1.85 million
IBP Inc paid Nebraska 1.85 million as part of a lawsuit settlement over alleged environmental violations at its Dakota City plant. The EPA sued in January 2000 for air and water pollution. The deal funds Dakota County schools, limits discharges to the Missouri River, and adds wastewater upgrades with completion aimed for summer 2003.
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Lincoln, Neb
IBP Inc
Dakota City
Don Stenberg
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Dakota County
IBP
Missouri
Justice Department
EPA
Gibbon
Palestine
Texas
Fewer migrants at Naco as border crossings slow
In Naco Mexico a once busy border town of 8000 saw a boom with busloads of migrants and 90 room hotel projects but now the plaza is nearly empty. Across the Arizona border illegal crossings have fallen 33 percent to 569507 arrests between Oct 1 and May 14 as U.S. jobs shrink after the Sept 11 attacks.
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Naco, Mexico
Naco
U.S
Arizona
United States
U.S. Border Patrol
Lorenzo Villegas
Kevin Manzana
Sasabe
Mexico
Israeli troops attack Arafat compound in Ramallah raid
Israeli forces storm Yasser Arafat headquarters in Ramallah and blast three buildings in the sprawling compound after a Palestinian attack killed 17 aboard an Israeli bus. Six hours later troops withdraw, then move into Beituniya suburb, surrounding a large apartment block and arresting six men including a suspected Hamas member.
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Ramallah
West Bank
Yasser Arafat
Beituniya
Hamas
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