Ruling orders release of detainee list in secret arrests suit
A federal judge required the government to disclose detainee names under the FOIA while allowing some details to remain secret for security. The decision, backed by civil rights groups including the Center for National Security Studies, limits government secrecy and excludes a free speech right to refuge.
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Justice Department
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Kansas voters give Bush Graves high approval in poll
A Kansas poll shows George Bush and Jim Graves maintaining high approval ratings. Bush's excellent or good scores come mainly from Republicans, while Graves trails slightly, with concerns tied to the economy and leadership. Analysts link shifts to economic slowdown and political dynamics within the GOP and Graves' past leadership style.
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Mel Kahn
Wichita State University
Kansas
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David Miller
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Senator wary of al Qaida ties and Sept. 11 anniversary
Senator Shelby warned of possible al Qaida action around the September 11 anniversary while noting no spike in threats. He linked al Qaida with Hezbollah as the "B team" and called Hezbollah the deeper, potentially more lethal force. He also cautioned about Iran’s nuclear reactor project and favored an Israeli strike if needed, criticizing FBI CIA cooperation with Congress on intelligence failures.
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al- Qaida
Shelby
al-Qaida
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Iran
Persian Gulf
Middle East
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Church Move Becomes Group Effort And Social
A church relocation became a community project with Male Brethren moving boards to clear the path to the new gravel site. Mary Sue Shilling and Kara Flory handed out drinks, Heidi Filbrun offered cinnamon buns, and local families attended from Baldin. The old meeting house was replaced by a larger building, funded by donations, now on donated land three miles north for potlucks and youth singing gatherings.
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Kara Flory
Heidi Filbrun
Wayne
Lois Flory
Baldwin
Harve
Elsie
Senior editor Bill Snead contact details
Senior editor Bill Snead can be reached at 832-7196.
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Bill Snead
High-ranking Cuban official defects to seek asylum in US
Alcibiades Hidalgo, 56, once Raul Castro's chief of staff and Cuba's UN ambassador, defects seeking asylum in the United States. A former member of the Communist Party Central Committee, Hidalgo says he once believed in Fidel Castro but now calls socialism a failure and Cuba's economy subsistence.
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Alcibiades Hidalgo
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