Infidelity claim shocks nation's civil rights leader
The Rev. Jesse Jackson disclosed on Thursday that he had an extramarital affair resulting in the birth of a daughter about 18 months ago. The admission comes from Jackson who has long been a prominent civil rights figure and preacher.
Temptation Island features Kansas University alumna
Megan Denton, a former Kansas University Crimson Girl, joins the Fox reality show Temptation Island. The article notes diverging views on whether online religious participation counts as true worship and discusses Indies softening their edge toward mainstream appeal.
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Regents seek restoration as Graves cuts state university funding
At a Kansas Board of Regents meeting, higher education leaders warned Congress must restore about 6 million shortfall in Graves budget plan, with Kansas University notably facing a 3.5 million cut and the three year technology program not reauthorized. Regents Chairman Clay Blair urged students and faculty to lobby lawmakers while noting the impact on tech and services funding.
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Farmers and Ranchers Face Hard Times Today
The quote highlights farmers and ranchers coping with low prices and harsh weather. It notes the resilience of workers who produce food and fiber amid ongoing adversities and industry pressures.
Co op outlines payoff plans amid bankruptcy talks
Charles Hodges and about 550 FCA members heard at the Lawrence Holidome that the Farmers Cooperative Association faces Chapter 11. FCA posted a 2000 year loss of 1.55 million on 68.7 million in sales, with assets including elevators and stores to be sold. Attorneys seek a 60 day extension as creditors weigh recovery options.
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Gas plumes and blasts roil Hutchinson surroundings
An underground gas plume reached Salt City from a storage facility triggering explosions injuring at least five and prompting evacuations. A separate mobile home park blast injured three, following a Wednesday fire that destroyed two downtown businesses and a construction hotel. Red Cross sheltering 72 families at the state fairgrounds. City officials warn evacuees may face days before return.
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Bush vows fresh start for America at inaugural events
President-elect George W. Bush opened inaugur al festivities promising a fresh start and a new direction for the nation. He sought broad-based support, stressing he will be the president for everyone and outlining a compassionate conservatism as his guiding philosophy.
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