Hypnotist returns after city ban is repealed
After a repeal of a Kansas law banning hypnosis shows, hypnotist Doug MacCraw resumes performances in Garden City as patrons return and tickets sell. Local manager Gilbert Cruz recalls refunds during the ban and notes renewed trust as lawmakers tied repeal to other crime bills.
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Kansas officials push upstream in fight against obesity
Bremby leads a statewide plan targeting three age groups with revised school nutrition programs and senior fitness efforts. A workplace health push partners with Health Navigators to offer screening, dietician access, gym use, and wellness incentives. Agriculture promotes farmers markets with vouchers for seniors and low income mothers.
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PLO mourners overwhelm Cairo helicopter funeral scene
Mourners filled Mugata as an Egyptian helicopter delivered a coffin for a Palestinian leader. Thousands surged toward the craft while Palestinian security fought to clear a path for the coffin onto a jeep. Mahmoud Abbas and Omar Suleiman were initially blocked by the crowd.
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Omar Suleiman
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Trade policy clashes with mad cow and farm bill stakes
Trade dominates Bush agenda as mad cow emerges in 2002 debates. Lawmakers weigh subsidies reform in a 2002 farm bill with hearings planned for next year and possible shifts when the 2006 bill is drafted. Global talks demand subsidy cuts, while U S fruits and vegetables imports rise and meat labeling faces repeal fights. A federal animal ID plan seeks full participation and tighter tracing despite industry concerns over confidential records.
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Marines Downed In Fallujah Amid Night Attacks
In Fallujah, two Marine Super Cobra helicopters were forced to hard land after rocket propelled grenades and small arms fire. One pilot was injured as crews were rescued. In a southern sector a US soldier died and two were wounded from rocket propelled grenades, small arms fire and IEDs. An Iraqi interpreter was hurt. In Mosul, gunmen attacked the Kurdish party HQ. six attackers were killed and four captured after an hour long battle. Guards also killed a senior police officer.
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Fallujah
Mosul
Saadi Ahmed
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