German French leaders fault US draft on Iraq role
German Chancellor Schroeder and French President Chirac criticized a U S draft resolution for Iraq as not dynamic enough and not giving Iraqis full responsibility or a strong UN role. They urged UN leadership of political process and said they would coordinate positions and study changes before any vote.
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Germany
France
Iraq
United Nations
Gerhard Schroeder
Jacques Chirac
U.N
United States
Chirac
Schroeder
U.S
Officials believe alleged weapons will be found
Washington AP The head of the hunt for weapons of mass destruction in Iraq believes he will find the alleged weapons told a congressman briefed on the effort Disarming Saddam Hussein was the Bush administration s top rationale for the war started in March and officials said beforehand that they knew where weapons were hidden But they have announced no weapons found in five months of searching Rep Pete Hoekstra R Mich told a Pentagon press conference today CIA weapons adviser David Kay is doing See Search Page AS
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Iraq
Saddam Hussein
Pete Hoekstra
R-Mich
Pentagon
CIA
David Kay
Teen gets more than 12 years for killing child
Kendall teenager Larry L. Huebner Jr, 18, was sentenced in Hamilton County District Court to nine years and nine months for the unintentional second degree murder of AshLynn LChole Wyoral, plus a consecutive two years eight months for one count of child abuse. The plea dropped first degree murder and three child abuse counts, with concurrent sentences requested but not granted.
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Kendall
Hamilton County
Larry L. Huebner Jr
AshLynn
Huebner
Farmers begin harvesting corn in drought affected Kansas
White cloud farmer Ken McCauley reports harvesting 140 bushel corn amid severe statewide drought. About 13 percent of Kansas corn for grain harvested, with eastern counties first. Dryland fields yield variable quality and low test weights as drought persists across the state.
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White Cloud
Ken McCauley
Missouri
Combine
Kansas
Kansas Agricultural Statistics Service
Oklahoma
Nebraska
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Kansas Corn Growers Association
White
McCauley
Tyson challenges OSHA penalties for Holcomb plant citations
Tyson Fresh Meats Inc disputes five OSHA citations and more than 120000 dollars in fines from Aug. 5 inspection of its Holcomb beef plant. The company sent notice of contest Aug. 20, opting to proceed to the Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission after declining an informal conference. The case involves safety and health violations dating Feb. 11 to May 29, with a mix of serious and other-than-serious findings and a total fine of 74000 for safety plus 10500 for health.
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Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Judy Freeman
Wichita Osha
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OSHA
Holcomb Beef Packing
Freeman
Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission
U.S. Department of Labor
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Gary Mickelson
Mickelson
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IBP
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