Bush urges patience as al Qaida hunt widens
President Bush cautions the fight against terrorism may last years while pursuing al Qaida globally. He promises justice for bin Laden, calls for international help, and outlines renewed anti terror measures and potential actions beyond Afghanistan. He also urges aid for Afghan children and explains new police wiretap powers.
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Students rally to aid after September 11 attacks
Area youths mobilized quickly to help and fundraise for the Red Cross and relief efforts. Teachers, students and volunteers sold American flag T shirts raising 1040 dollars and collected 618.42 pennies. Girl Scout troops donated cookies and bags of toys to New York fire relief, while Boy Scouts coordinated national drives through the Santa Fe Trail Council. Local schools consider further drives and a potential challenge between Garden City High School and Winder Barrow High School.
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Britain says civilian deaths overstated in Afghan raids
London officials say Afghanistan's Taliban exaggerates civilian casualties in U S led airstrikes. Clare Short notes refugees doubt 200 dead claim from Jalalabad strike. Moonie says allies target carefully and expects reduced activity during the Miraj al Nabi holiday.
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Kansas districts rely on local option budgets amid rising costs
Taxpayers face higher levy demands as districts lean on local option budgets to supplement state aid. Kansas education officials warn that enrollment declines shrink funding and that many districts already use the 25 percent local option, with 30 districts utilizing it fully and 13 not at all. Supplemental funds may be sought when the Legislature reconvenes.
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NBC worker tests positive for cutaneous anthrax case at NBC News
NBC News confirms an employee tested positive for cutaneous anthrax after earlier negative results. The illness follow up notes an escalation from suspected mail exposure, with agencies including the FBI CDC and New York health department involved. CBS shuts its New York mailroom amid precautionary steps. The article recounts related cases at American Media Inc. and outlines anthrax forms, transmission, symptoms, and treatment options.
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