Afghan clerics urge bin Laden to leave Kabul peacefully
In Kabul Islamic clerics urged Osama bin Laden to depart Afghanistan voluntarily with no deadline. They warned of a holy war against the United States if U S forces attack to seize him and al Qaida members. Bush rejected calls to allow safe passage while demanding bin Laden and al Qaida leaders be handed over and Taliban camps closed.
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Tony Blair
Kabul
bin Laden
Afghanistan
Taliban
United States
U.S
al-Qaida
Bush
Fleischer
Osama bin Laden
Congress
New York
Rudolph Giuliani
Kansas aviation fears signal economic ripple across firms
Officials warn a tailspin in aviation could dampen business from office supply companies to state agencies. Precision Products may lose up to 40 percent by 2004, while Lyons Manufacturing expects a falloff in commercial work but offset by military and small plane orders. Layoffs possible for some workers if downturn deepens. Raytheon Aircraft declined to comment, while Weaver Aero International remains cautiously optimistic about diversification.
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Johnson
Lyons Manufacturing
Craig Mullins
Rice County Company
Mullins
Raytheon Aircraft Co
Salina
Wichita
Tim Travis
Weaver
Oklahoma City
Long Island
N.Y
Tim Rogers
Salina Airport
FAA lifts ban on visual flight flying
The FAA reopened visual flight rules operations with limited exceptions for training, banner towing, sightseeing, traffic watch, airship flights, and model rockets. Authorized outside enhanced Class B airspace include maintenance flights, Civil Air Patrol, balloons, gliders, production tests, mapping, pipeline inspections, seaplanes, skydiving, wildlife work, and ultralights.
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Federal Aviation Association
FAA
Garden City
Civil Air Patrol
New York City
Washington, DC
Trustees Board to defer help until next fiscal year
The Trustees Board decided it cannot fund the Tangeman Field complex until the next fiscal year. Administrators from the college city and school district must meet to finalize responsibilities, with an estimated cost of 1.1 million dollars and no current funding in budgets. The next meeting is October 17 in the Endowment Room.
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World Trade Center
Giuliani
NBC
Transporation
Norman Y. Mineta
Congress
Garden City
Colby Community Colleges
Field of Dreams
Trustees Board
Tangeman
GCCC
James Tangeman
USD 457
New York
Pentagon
Cherie Perryman
Stocks Slide Across Sectors After Dense Fears
The Dow fell for the third time in four sessions as fears of weaker consumer spending and investment spread across industries. Notable declines included Boeing, American International Group, Citygroup, Merrill Lynch, Target, and Carnival, with analysts citing ongoing uncertainty and potential job cuts.
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Dow
Boeing
American International Group
Banker Citygroup
Merrill Lynch
Target
Woman admits stabbing man in town after arrival
Kimberly Patterson also known as Heather Yantz confessed to stabbing Duncan during a fight near a mobile home. Police recovered the knife in the 900 block of East Fulton Street and noted Patterson, a parolee with prior Alabama robbery time, fled with two dogs before questioning.
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Can
Utz
Patterson
East
Fulton Street
Heather Yantz
Duncan
Kimberly Patterson
Alabama
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