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Kansas University's Scott Russell, a Windsor Ontario native and senior Olympic hopeful, won his sixth individual Big 12 Outdoor track championship by throwing the javelin 249 feet 3 inches.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 2002
Page
1
KU graduates march down Campanile Hill in long procession
About 4,000 KU students walked down Campanile Hill at Memorial Stadium to receive degrees as EU officials estimated 30,000 attendees for the 130th commencement. Lindsay Kincaid of Overland Park spoke of the moment, while Adam Burnett rode in a wheelchair with his service dog Lorax after a prior diving accident.
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Kelsey Osbourn
Tulsa
Okla
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Memoral Stadium
Campanile Hill
Adam. Burnett
Melvern
Lorax
Burnett
Memorial Stadium
Campanile
Lindsay Kincaid
Overland Park
Adam Burnett
South African runs water sports firm in Muslim Malaysia
Malcolm Botha, a South African businessman, operates a water sports venture in Malaysia where a conservative state government urges foreign visitors to respect Islamic sensibilities on beaches. The piece notes tensions over tourism and cultural norms.
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Malcolm Botha
Cheney warns terrorists will strike again in near future
Vice President Dick Cheney said on Sunday that a U S attack is almost assured to recur and that it could happen tomorrow or next year He cited vague intelligence about Osama bin Laden’s network and noted past failures to act while stressing the need for preparedness The remarks came during Fox News Sunday and Meet the Press discussions with Senator Bob Graham noting similar non specific intelligence signals
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Washington
Dick Cheney
United States
Cheney
U.S
Osama bin Laden
Fox News
U S Special Forces Soldier Killed in Afghanistan
A U S special forces soldier from Morgantown West Virginia was killed during a patrol in eastern Afghanistan after his unit came under heavy fire. Capt. Steven O Connor at Bagram said the firefight involved suspected al Qaida or Taliban fighters.
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al-Qaida
Steven O'Connor
Bagram Air Base
Arden
Taliban
Khost
Coalition
al- Qaida
Ben Curry
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