Poison food scare flares in Afghanistan war briefing
U S officials warn Taliban could poison relief foods and blame Americans while fighting on multiple fronts in Afghanistan. Rear Admiral Stufflebeem said the plan to taint supplies is plausible as U S bombings continue near Kabul and Ramadan looms. Northern fronts report Taliban losses and U S air support for opposition forces.
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KU students clash over refugees fast and debate
At the University of Kansas two campus groups held a joint fast and discussion on refugees. EU Objectivists defend U.S. defense needs while KU Objectivists urge dialogue with terrorists and focus on Afghan refugees. A potential debate is planned as students weigh military action versus humanitarian concerns.
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College Students Arrested Over Murray Anthrax Hoax
Two Murray State University students Amy Wood and Erin Creighton were arrested on one count of mailing a threatening communication after a white powder hoax halted Murray postal service. Preliminary tests indicated powdered sugar. Local police said the women planned the prank as a joke, with one hoax sending to friends.
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Creighton
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