Walk for Babies highlights prematurity fight in Kansas
Birney family joins March of Dimes fundraiser in Garden City to honor twins Taylor and Aubrey born at 31.6 weeks. Organizers aim to raise about $20,000 with about 50 walkers while noting Kansas faces 500,000 annual premature birth cases nationwide.
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Wall Street slides as Fed strengthens credit support
Dow Jones drops 503.13 points to 9822.25, below 10000 for first time since 2004. S&P 500 falls 61.68 to 1037.55 and Nasdaq declines 117.52 to 1829.87. Fed expands loan program and pays interest on bank reserves as markets seize up. Investors bleak about near‑term recovery.
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New Latino Citizens Shift Florida Vote Toward Democrats
A Florida citizenship wave has boosted registered Democrats among Latinos, narrowing the GOP edge though McCain remains competitive in state polls. Graciela Hidalgo and others describe concerns about economy, Iraq, and immigration while others pledge for McCain or Obama. The trend appears in other swing states, with Virginian Hispanics showing potential impact.
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Neighbors: 81-year-old Davis keeps growing dollhouse art
Davis has collected dolls for years spending time at antique stores and garage sales with her husband Lawrence. She uses a wig on a doll and cleans its face with rubbing alcohol and warm water. The couple, married 58 years, enjoy church, gardening, and shopping while she seeks new dolls to restore.
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Supreme Court rejects Bible case in murder death penalty
The Supreme Court refused to hear Jimmie Lucero's appeal over a jury foreman reading Bible passages during deliberations in his 2003 shotgun killings trial in Amarillo Texas. Texas argued the reading duplicated trial instructions and was harmless error. Lucero was sentenced to death after about five hours. two jurors said the scripture did not affect their votes.
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