Bank to occupy Massachusetts Street building
A downtown travel agency is moving to West Lawrence and a bank has signed a deal to take over its Massachusetts Street building. Kerry counters attacks as dueling ads highlight war record while the White House says he is losing his cool. An FDA review strengthens warnings on antidepressants for children amid new analyses linking them to death by action. KU football two-a-days leave players with bumps and bruises, says coach Mangino.
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Quotable 44 Encourages Plasma Donation by Soldiers
Health officials urge vaccinated troops to donate blood to aid development of a treatment for anthrax bacteria. Quote from Lewis Long, civilian readiness officer, notes the $60 payment for a liter of plasma. Page 4A.
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Lewis Long
Election donations hidden until long after polls close
In many states the public learns how much is given to candidates, but Kansas shows donations during peak season slipping into nondisclosure. Records appear years after elections or, in some cases, forever remain secret.
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Insmany
Kansas
Crowded Kennedy kindergarten classrooms worry parents and officials
Erin Botz worries about Andrew's large kindergarten class at Kennedy School as the district faces staffing limits and record enrollment. With 703 kindergarten students district wide, the two-year decline reversed, pushing total enrollment over 9,900 as schools start the new year. Kennedy considered adding a third section but opted for district options.
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Kennedy
Clim Clayburn
Botz
Clayburn
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School kindergarten enrollment and class sections report
The comparison details morning and afternoon kindergarten enrollment by school, including the number of students in each session and the total number of sections taught at each institution. Data highlights differences in class sizes and scheduling across campuses.
Disabled man in Kansas nursing home seeks freedom
Ed Kline, 54, has lived in a Topeka nursing home for three years after a stroke and heart valve surgery. He uses a wheelchair and mechanical lift but says he could live in an apartment with a part time aide. Advocates say thousands in Kansas may be in institutions needlessly.
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Ed Kline
Topeka
Kline
Topeka Healthcare Center
Payless ShoeSource
Kansas
Poem Tie S Fuentes BTK Killings To Professor
Investigators link a 1978 BTK poem to PJ Wyatt, a Wichita State University professor who died in 1991. Lt. Landwehr asked for help identifying anyone who knew Wyatt or the obscure folk song Oh Death, noting BTK’s 1978 letter claimed the murders of Shirley Vian and Nancy Fox. BTK has claimed eight Wichita killings, first in 1974.
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BTK
Wichita State University
Ken Landwehr
PJ. Wyatt
Shirley Vian
Nancy Fox
Landwehr
Nancy
Kake-Tv
Wyatt
Najaf offer to leave shrine may end Iraq standoff
A suprise offer by Muqtada al-Sadr’s militants to give up control of the Imam Ali Shrine was made to Shiite religious leaders. Negotiations continued into the night over moving militants from the compound while weapons were kept outside. The shift came amid intense fighting that killed dozens and wounded hundreds as U.S. and Iraqi forces pressed the crisis in Najaf.
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Imam Ali Shrine
Najaf
Muqtada al-Sadr
al-Sadr
Ayad Allawi
al- Sadr
Old City
Imam Ali
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