Beef: Local cattle officials await BSE test results
Local cattle officials await results of a BSE test amid a record high beef market. Prices fell from 117.15 to 114.15 and 111.15 as trading ended. Officials say a false positive could lift prices again, but a confirmed US case may not hurt the market much due to China and Korea bans. Consumer confidence remains a key factor shaping the outlook.
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Edith Scheuerman school wins $10000 Blue Ribbon honor
Edith Scheuerman School in Garden City earned a Blue Ribbon partnership award ranking above 50 schools nationwide for building strong local ties with Applebee's Neighborhood Grill & Bar, the Retired Seniors Volunteer Program, Lee Richardson Zoo and Security Savings Bank.
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District weighs changes to Project Effort program
The district plans alternatives to Project Effort at Center and Garden City High School for 2004-2005 with about 1,300 students, as part of a shift to fund intramural activities from outside sources. USC Deputy Superintendent Julie Ford and board members emphasize keeping after school programs, with Kozol outlining summer school and at risk options across levels.
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Garden City High School
Jim Lentz
Gail Dunford
USC
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Ed Kozol
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Victor Ornelas
Bernadine Sitts Intermediate Center
Kenneth Henderson Middle School
Wheat harvest progress and moisture improve across Kansas
Kansas Agricultural Statistics Service reports 69 percent of the wheat crop harvested statewide. Soil moisture shows 72 percent adequate and 12 percent surplus topsoil, with 51 percent adequate subsoil moisture and 3 percent surplus. Rain improves prospects for spring crops as corn 1 percent very poor to 15 percent excellent, soybeans 3 percent poor to 8 percent excellent, and sorghum 1 percent very poor to 9 percent excellent.
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Iraq packs of sovereignty sparks post war crimes pledge
Iraqi leaders announced an open procedure for future actions as Allawi promised transparency on emergency rules after sovereignty transfer. Arrest warrants were issued for Saddam Hussein and 11 others while a separate hostage case freed three Turkish captives amid claims from Abu Musab al Zarqawi's group.
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Saddam
Tarek Aziz
Turkey
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Abdullah Gul
Abu Musab
al-Zarqawi
U.S
Tikrit
Sharon Walker
Coalition Military Press Center
Baghdad
Mahmudiyah
Satar al-Ghareri
Azimiya
Interior Ministry
Fahrenheit 9/11 fuels public interest in Iraq war
The Michael Moore documentary Fahrenheit 9/11 dominates box office and stirs public interest as the United States hands limited sovereignty to Iraqis ahead of the election. Analysts debate its potential influence on voters while noting the film reflects contentious views of President Bush and the Iraq war.
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Michael Moore
United States
Bush
Iraq
Hollywood
Thad Boyle
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
Robert Shapiro
Columbia University
Moore
Kathleen Jamieson
University of Pennsylvania
Annenberg Public Policy Center
Karlyn Bowman
American Enterprise Institute
John Kerry
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