Statebound Buffs Qualify Four to Go State
The Statebound Buffs secured four athletes for the state meet as they advanced from regional competition. Team members earned qualifying marks in sprint events and field events, highlighting a strong performance across track and field disciplines at the regional level.
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Market Dow Tumbles Near Noon As Trading Slows
At 11 a.m. the Dow Jones average stood at 9,053.13, down 14.81 from this morning's opening, reflecting a pause in early trading as investors assess gains and losses.
Forecast: Thunderstorms Possible Across Regions Tonight
The report notes scattered thunderstorm chances tonight mainly west and east, with Wednesday bringing showers and storms to the east and south. Northwesterly areas stay partly cloudy as cooler highs range from the lower 50s to upper 60s. Lows tonight dip to the mid 30s to mid 40s with Wednesday night clear to partly cloudy.
Telegram Local News Update
Local Telegram recap notes ongoing community events and issues with brief items on area developments and public services.
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Bombing Flights Continue Across Afghanistan Amid Security Push
United States warplanes struck targets in Afghanistan day and night as the Bush administration expands the Office of Homeland Security. The UN reported four civilian guards killed, and Taliban officials claimed bin Laden survived the assault while denying evidence of his involvement. Floyd: administration officials cite ongoing operations and “targets of opportunity” as missiles and bombs hit sites.
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Mixed global reaction to Afghanistan airstrikes grows
Muslims protest in London and Jakarta while Egyptians burn flags and poles clash outside the U S embassy. In the Philippines about 5000 demonstrators condemn America and Osama bin Laden as Pakistan and Palestine curb protests and China tightens border security with Afghanistan and Pakistan.
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Stovall weighs governor bid amid legal case and water dispute
Kansas Attorney General Carla Stovall faces key hurdles before a 2002 gubernatorial bid. She must argue before the U.S. Supreme Court on Oct. 30 and await a settlement in a state water lawsuit against Colorado. Pending those, she will decide on future politics.
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FBI probes two Florida anthrax cases amid death at media office
Federal officials suspect human intervention rather than environmental spread behind two Florida anthrax cases linked to American Media Inc in Boca Raton. The death of Sun photographer Bob Stevens prompted widespread testing of 743 workers with another case found in a second employee. Investigators have ruled out obvious environmental sources as Sen Bob Graham and AG John Ashcroft weigh terrorism versus crime.
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