Chiefs boost season with Hall kickoff return record
Dante Hall extended his NFL record streak of games with a kickoff return TD to four as the Chiefs defeated the Broncos. Also notes on David Kay’s congressional testimony about weapons searches, and local features on St Francis Day, vacuum robots, and Cawker City’s giant twine ball landmark.
Quotable 44: recall candidate faced new assault claims
California Governor Gray Davis challenged Arnold Schwarzenegger on denials of mistreating women as four more women came forward alleging assaults. The disclosure adds to the controversy surrounding the recall candidate and his handling of past accusations.
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Downtown bar shooting injures 11 in Lawrence
A gunman fired into a crowd outside Its Brothers Bar & Grill in downtown Lawrence just before 2 a.m. injuring 11. Jason Tremble, 21, of Topeka, was later found and jailed on related charges. Victims included KU student Ashley Meyer and others as chaos erupted noted witnesses.
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Advocates Say Complacency Taking Toll Aids Increase
Advocate groups warn complacency is driving a rise in AIDS cases, marking the first increase in a decade. Public health officials say targeted outreach is needed to reverse the trend and protect vulnerable communities.
Free HIV testing day at AIDS United Way offices
Geri Summers notes lack of red ribbons on Emmy guests signaling waning HIV AIDS focus. Douglas County AIDS Project announces a free testing day Oct 22 from 10am to 7pm at 2518 Ridge long, urging safe sex discussions amid CDC data showing a 2.2 percent rise in new AIDS HIV cases.
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Parents share story of son’s AIDS death in Kansas talks
Phil and Diane Stiles recount the 1988 diagnosis of their son Jamie Stiles who died two and a half years later from AIDS. They describe initial misdiagnosis and the family’s process of opening up to help others discuss HIV AIDS with schools colleges and churches in Kansas during the 1990s.
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Israel strikes Syria deep inside its territory amid rising tensions
Israel bombed what it said was an Islamic Jihad training base inside Syria in a retaliatory move after a Saturday bombing that killed 19 Israelis and wounded 55. The strike drew sharp reactions from Damascus and the United Nations as Syria sought international support to deter what it called aggression.
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