Libyan Leader Gadhafi Targeted by ICC Arrest Warrant
The International Criminal Court issued warrants for Muammar Gadhafi Seif al Islam Gaddafi and Abdullah al Sanoussi accusing them of crimes against humanity. Jubilant crowds in Benghazi celebrated the move amid ongoing airstrikes and NATO pressure. The court in The Hague has no police powers, leaving rebels as the likely arrest force.
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Los Alamos Evacuations As New Mexico Wildfire Approaches
Thousands flee the mesa town housing Los Alamos National Laboratory as a wildfire spreads, generating smoke plumes and ash while a spot fire on lab property is contained. Officials say radioactive materials remain safe and the lab remains closed. The fire, which started Sunday, has destroyed 30 structures and recalls the 2000 blaze that devastated parts of the area.
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Court overturns ban on violent video game sales
The Supreme Court ruled 7-2 that barring minors from buying or renting violent video games is unconstitutional. It upheld the 9th Circuit decision in Sacramento, citing First Amendment rights and declaring government lacks authority to restrict ideas shown to children.
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Sprouts Linked to Salmonella Outbreak Warning
The FDA issues a rare alert urging consumers to avoid Evergreen Produce brand alfalfa and spicy sprouts due to possible links to 20 salmonella illnesses across Idaho Montana New Jersey North Dakota and Washington. Co owner Nadine Scharf says production halted but no recall planned.
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New federal crib safety rules ban drop sides nationwide
Washington DC reports the new federal standard bars manufacture, sale, and resale of drop side cribs to improve child safety. The rules require stricter safety testing before cribs reach the market and apply to stores, online sellers, and yard sales.
Interim superintendent named for Tonganoxie schools
Randy Weseman, a longtime Lawrence educator, was chosen by the Tonganoxie school board to serve as interim superintendent for one year after the district’s previous leader left to join the Lawrence district. The 7-0 vote followed a brief executive session.
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U S Rep Lynn Jenkins Honored by Cottonwood Inc
U S Representative Lynn Jenkins received a special award at Cottonwood Inc on Monday for advocacy benefiting people with developmental disabilities. CEO Sharon Spratt praised her support in a brief ceremony. Cottonwood provides services including employment opportunities for individuals with developmental disabilities.
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Lawrence Busker Festival Aims to Recover Lost Arts Funding
Lawrence organizers face a 3500 dollar funding hole after Gov. Brownback cut the arts commission budget. Richard Renner seeks donations via pledge drive as the Aug 19 21 festival weekend approaches. Total festival budget is about 10000 dollars and funds cover artist fees tents and production. A fundraiser for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Douglas County is planned during the event. The Kansas Arts Commission postponed its meeting after vetoing its budget and funding.
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Missouri man pleads guilty in Lawrence meth conspiracy case
A 35-year-old Missouri man pleaded guilty in Kansas City to a federal conspiracy charge tied to a 2010 meth distribution raid near Lawrence. Robert D. Billinger admitted supplying chemicals for meth production and sought a share of illicit proceeds, naming co-defendants Steele Dyke Sims. The scheme allegedly spanned from November 2009 and involved a Topeka rental property and counterfeit money. Co-defendant Sims also pleaded guilty previously and awaits sentencing. defense attorneys challenge the undercover operation and probe for outrageous conduct.
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