Douglas County expands E 911 to wireless phones
Douglas County commissioners voted to spend about 50000 dollars on equipment and software to implement wireless E 911. The system will trace wireless caller location, since nearly half the center’s calls are cellular. Dispatchers expect countywide operation within six months, improving safety for 20000 to 25000 annual wireless calls.
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Stgners
Jim Denney
Kansas
Douglas County
Denney
Bush Cheney plan shift aims to steady foreign policy
Jim Hoagland argues Bush and Cheney may reshuffle their foreign policy team after re election. Powell likely out, Rice to replace him, Hadley promoted. Rumsfeld's future uncertain, Cheney's influence could wane. A new national intelligence director may unify policy with Kean and Hamilton as co directors. Bush aims to stabilize Iraq and broaden NATO ties.
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New York
John Kerry
Bush
Kerry
American Legion
Iraq
Nuance
Karl Rove
Rowe
White House
John Edwards
Colin Powell
Sudan
Condoleezza Rice
Powell
Steve Hadley
Rice
Defense
Don Rumsfeld
Pentagon
Rumsfeld
Iden
National Intelligence
Thomas Kean
Lee Hamilton
Commission
Afghanistan
Middle East
NATO
GW. Bush
G.H.W. Bush
Jim Hoagland
Washington Post Writers Group
Lax immigration policy fuels U.S. terrorism threat
Cal Thomas argues immigration laxity heightens terrorist risk, cites Iran North Korea talks and France Muslim migration. He urges strict border control and reduced quotas from radical Islamic nations, warning appeasement jeopardizes victory in the war on terror.
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John Edwards
Kerry
Iran
Washington Post
Edwards
North Korea
Bush
Clinton
Jimmy Carter
Pyongyang
Kim Il Sung
Kim Jong IL
Carter
Leonid Brezhnev
Afghanistan
France
Iraq
United States
U.S
Israel
America
Martin Luther King Jr
Zogby
Center For Immigration Studies
Cal ‘Thomas
Tribune Media Services
First blind KU Law student Tom Kowalski enrolls
Tom Kowalski aged 31 from Bonner Springs becomes the first blind student on record at the University of Kansas School of Law. He aims to complete his degree and praises faculty and fellow students for strong support amid KU enrollment trends.
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Tom Kowalski
Bonner Springs
Kansas University School of Law
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
School of Engineering
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