Legislation aims to end horse slaughter for meat sales
U S export of horse meat exceeds 26 million dollars with Kansas sources. Slaughter numbers have fallen from 300000 a decade ago to 6595 95 000 this year. House passed a ban 263 to 146. Dennis Moore supported it and will back reintroduction. Senate debates continue as supporters cite bipartisan momentum and a tougher majority in 110th Congress.
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Brownback Abortion Debate Reopens Over 1994 Talk
Kansas tensions rise as Tim Shallenburger recalls a 1994 conversation suggesting Brownback was not pro life. Kansans for Life criticizes Brownback's early stance, arguing he was ill informed when first running for Congress.
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Instant messaging gap divides teens and adults in survey
The AP AOL survey finds teens like 17 year old Michelle Rome in Morristown New Jersey sending over 100 instant messages daily for homework plans and social updates while 52 year old Steve Wilson in Kutztown Pennsylvania prefers email and phone calls, calling IM the worst of both worlds.
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Bush stands firm on Iraq goals despite study group report
President Bush rejected calls to scale back U S aims in Iraq after a bipartisan study group assessment. He affirmed commitment to victory, while lamenting slower than hoped progress. At a White House briefing with Prime Minister Blair he insisted the war is part of a broader fight against extremists.
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Election 2006 Panel Debates Democratic Victory at Dole Institute
Experts dissect the Democratic sweep as a GOP defeat framed by Iraq and incompetence. Joe Gaylord and a bipartisan group of strategists and journalists discuss why independents shifted and how Kansas Missouri results fit into the nationwide Post-Election Conference. Bill Lacy notes organizers’ plans for the event.
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Haskell Bid Farewell to Outgoing President Karen Swisher
Haskell Indian Nations University plans a Saturday farewell for outgoing President Karen Swisher as her tenure ends. The event will honor her leadership and signal a transition to the next academic chapter.
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