Kerry rally swap in Lawrence and Kansas City crowds
More than 1,000 waited hours for Kerry and Edwards at Union Station in Kansas City before a train headed toward Denver. In Lawrence, supporters lined Seventh and New Jersey as Laborers No.142 wore red Kerry shirts and anarchists protested amid FBI probe chatter. Police split crowds, coins were removed from tracks, and the early train carried anxious riders to Raton, New Mexico, as teens and locals voiced voting intentions.
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Veterans rally Kansas City to see Kerry up close
More than 100 veterans from across Kansas gathered at Union Station to hear Democratic candidate John Kerry while thousands of supporters queued for his 8:30 p.m. speech. Veterans from Lawrence and Topeka described backing Kerry, citing concerns over veterans benefits and Iraq casualties. Security and traffic controls surrounded the event as Kerry's motorcade arrived.
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