FCC probes Timberlake Jackson halftime show decency breach
FCC launches investigation into the Super Bowl halftime performance by Justin Timberlake and Janet Jackson. Fines could reach into the millions for decency violations after Jackson's right breast was exposed. Area farmers discuss future of Douglas County agriculture. A Kansas University student’s mother seeks federal aid for overseas crime victims to obtain state compensation.
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Kerry Ready for Primaries Amid Bush Reelection Talk
Democratic candidate Senator John Kerry, the front-runner for the party's nomination, comments on the political climate with questions about George W. Bush's future as primaries unfold in several states. The report notes bush reelection discussion and Kerry's stance ahead of contests.
Kansas Beats Missouri 65 to 56 In Basketball Tilt
Kansas defeats Missouri 65 to 56 in a competitive college basketball game. Key performers include Kansas players and Missouri's offense, with the contest featuring strong defense and several shifts in momentum. The scoreline reflects a late surge by Kansas to seal the win.
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Kansas Bill Aims to Shield Officials From Tower Visual Objections
West Lawrence resident Steve Wheeler and neighbors oppose new cell towers for sightlines over the Wakarusa River valley. Planning commission approved a proposed tower despite opposition, while a Kansas Legislature bill would bar cities from denying towers for visual impact. Lawrence opposes the measure, arguing visual effect is a valid regulatory criterion.
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Bush budget pledges deficit cut amid stalled priorities
President Bush asks for a 2005 budget that he says will halve the deficit by 2009, but critics doubt the plan given a record $521 billion deficit this year and gaps in anticipated Iraq and Afghanistan funding. The proposal leans toward defense, risks domestic program cuts, and includes tax cut permanence and new tax free accounts. A moon mission and Mars push are pitched as long term goals with only token funding.
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Kansas approves 500 million loan for KPERS relief
Kansas leaders on Monday approved borrowing 500 million to shore up the Public Employees Retirement System KPERS. Gov. Kathleen Sebelius backed using gaming revenue to repay the bonds and supported state owned casinos while Senate President Dave Kerr noted gambling expansion as a separate matter and opposed delaying the plan.
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Low carb pizza crusts on the rise
The Associated Press reports a nationwide shift as dieters seek low carb options, challenging traditional pizza crusts. Industry figures like Tom Boyles of PMQ Magazine and Tom Lehmann of the American Institute of Baking discuss the potential impact on the pizza industry and its No 1 crust.
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