Powell discusses Iran program amid unverified intelligence
Secretary of State Colin Powell shared with reporters Wednesday intelligence on Iran's alleged nuclear program that was described as classified and unverified. The notice appears on Page 3A. A separate report notes USDA officials identifying a possible new mad cow case with an inconclusive initial test on Page 10. A Kansans with disabilities group seeks $40.7 million more mental health coverage on Page 1B. A science brief questions whether human and ape ancestors arose primarily in Africa on Page 4A.
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Memorial honors 12 victims of Texas A&M bonfire collapse
A granite and bronze memorial was dedicated to the 12 victims, with Jerry Ebanks speaking of solace and remembrance. His son Michael died five years ago in the Texas A&M bonfire collapse under construction. The scene described as somber and reflective.
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Jayhawk fans camp at Allen Field House for season opener
Twin KU freshmen from Overland Park camped in front of an empty concession stand at Allen Field House to claim seats for the season opener versus Vermont. More than two dozen students waited since Monday, forming groups with names like Miles from St. Louis, to secure prime spots. Tip-off is at 7 p.m. and many expect the journey to April's Final Four in St. Louis.
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Clinton opens gift to the future at Little Rock library gala
President Clinton unveiled the $165 million William J. Clinton Presidential Center with a rock n roll gala in rain to celebrate eight years of peace and prosperity. Bush, Bush Sr., Carter attended and Bono and The Edge performed a three song set. The center houses over 80 million items and is cantilevered over the Arkansas River.
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City KU zoning face-off signals possible court clash
Lawrence city commissioners edge toward a legal showdown with Kansas University over off campus campus growth and whether KU projects should be governed by city zoning codes. Planning Commission rejects a KU city agreement and urges new talks, while KU Provost Shulenburger cautions talks may not resume.
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FDA safety officer warns of drug risks
FDA reviewer David Graham told the Senate Finance Committee that at least five medications should have sales limited or halted due to safety concerns. He cited Meridia, Crestor, Accutane, Bextra, and Serevent, warning the nation remains vulnerable to another Vioxx incident after Vioxx was pulled for heart risk.
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