Gun used to kill Selena found in court reporter’s home
The .38 Taurus revolver used to kill Tejano star Selena was found at the home of Yolanda Saldivar trial court reporter Sandra Oballe. Investigators said the gun, missing since the 1995 verdict, was located in a box of office supplies. Saldivar is serving a life sentence for the murder in Corpus Christi.
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Texas
Selena
Yolanda Saldivar
Saldivar
Sandra Oballe
Houston
Nueces County
Carlos Valdez
Bush to meet Mubarak as U.S. envoy tours Middle East
President Bush will host Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak at Camp David June 7 8 as a U.S. envoy begins a six nation Middle East tour to gauge Arab support for democratic changes at the Palestinian Authority. Arafat’s peacemaking role faces scrutiny amid debates on curbing attacks and reforms.
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Hosni Mubarak
U.S
Middle East
Palestinian Authority
Yasser Arafat
Mideast
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Europe
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CIA
George J. Tenet
Mubarak
Camp David
Catoctin Mountains
Israel
Ari Fleischer
Arafat
Associated Press
Brokaw to leave NBC Nightly News in 2004
NBC announces Tom Brokaw will step down as anchor of Nightly News after the 2004 presidential election. Brian Williams will succeed him, having long served as his substitute and host of his MSNBC CNBC programs. Brokaw will stay on to host NBC News specials.
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NBC
Tom Brokaw
Brokaw
John Chancellor
Jennings
Rather
Williams
NBC News
Neal Shapiro
Wheat varietal tour notes yields and rust threats in Kansas
Farmers and seed producers toured 39 wheat plots last fall, noting white wheat rising in popularity. Lakin shows high yield but rust susceptibility, while T-81 tops three year performance. Ed Schmidt reports dryland wheat struggles. Wheat condition statewide is 18 percent very poor to poor and 2 percent excellent, with 94 percent headed. Farmers warn harvest remains unpredictable despite rain hopes.
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Gary Drussel
Drus
Sel
Seward County
Ed Schmidt
Four Corners
Schmidt
Merle Witt
Kansas State University
Kansas
Kerr Launches Campaign for Kansas Governor
Sen. Dave Kerr announces a Republican bid for governor after 18 years in the Legislature. He highlights leadership, points to education funding decisions, and cites a Senate record of ensuring school funding while resisting tax hikes. He trails Tim Shallenburger and others in the race.
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Dave Kerr
Topeka
Senate
Kerr
Hutchinson
Wichita
Kansas
Republicans
Tim Shallenburger
Bob Knight
Dan Bloom
Eudora
Cial
Knight
Shallenburger
Bloom
Fred
Secretary of State
Lawn care advice for drought and watering practices
An expert panel outlines lawn maintenance amid dry conditions. Avoid daily watering to prevent shallow roots. water every three to four days and adjust sprinklers by testing with pans. Plant bluegrass and fescue, fertilize regularly, and monitor sprinkler heads. establish roots through spring and fall overseeding after removing dead areas.
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Whitehill
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