Oz Theme Park to Develop Sunflower Plant Cleanup Promise
Kansas environmental chief Clyde Graeber pledged full remediation of the Sunflower Army Ammunition Plant before title transfer to Oz Entertainment. The GSA has a conditional deal to hand the 9,065 acre reserve to Kansas, with Oz paying 37 million for cleanup and backing a 300 million insurance package to cover unknown contaminants. Congress must approve before a 90 day close.
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Gore unveils tax cut plans in 500 billion bid
Gore proposed 500 billion dollars in tax cuts over ten years aimed at education health insurance and retirement savings. Bush advocates a 1.3 trillion dollar across the board cut over a decade. Both men place tax cuts as their top use of expected future surpluses as the campaign centers on fiscal policy.
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KU grad student digs T. rex named Monte in Wyoming
KU graduate student joins four Kansas paleontologists in Wyoming to excavate a 65 million year old Tyrannosaurus rex skeleton dubbed Monte. So far eight teeth, half the skull, and ribs amount to about 15 percent of the specimen. The landowners may receive about half the sale price if sold.
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Missing women list linked to Olathe killer grows
Investigators add two more names to a list of missing or dead women tied to John Edward Robinson Sr. who is charged with five deaths and holds a $5 million bond. The updates raise the count of connected cases to 11, as a mother and daughter who moved to the area in the 1990s are named. Robinson appeared in court briefly and answered yes to questions about understanding the proceedings and his preliminary hearing date of October 2. He faces multiple counts across Kansas and Missouri, with defense plans to plead not guilty and a large volume of evidence to be disclosed to his lawyers. The case has drawn national attention since barrels containing women’s bodies were found on his property and in a storage locker in Raymore.
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