Graves says he would consider Bush offer to join administration
Kansas governor Bill Graves said he would seriously consider a Bush administration offer as secretary of transportation if Bush is elected. He noted the decision would be major and that he plans to remain governor through January 2003. Graves emphasized he would not rush and values his current role while keeping Washington possibilities in mind.
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Kansas
Texas
George W. Bush
Transportation
Bill Graves
Linda
Graves
Bush
Kansas City
Mission Hills
Adele and
Donald J. Hall
Hallmark Cards Inc
Statehouse
Washington
Katie
Hungry Hawks prepare for home opener at Memorial Stadium
Kansas University fans will find half a ton of hot dogs and untold gallons of soda ready for the 6 p.m. kickoff against Cal State Northridge. Concessions head Steve Vormehr plans 30,000 to 35,000 fans served with 24 000 bottles of water and 500 pounds of popcorn.
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RIcHARDSON/JOURNAL-WORLD
Om Watts
Memorial Stadium
Betty Slankard
Eudora
Slankard
Mid-America Concessions
Kansas University
Jayhawks
Cal State Northridge
Steve Vormehr
Mid-America
Vermehr
FBI report reveals tear gas used at Waco siege
A 49-page FBI lab report obtained by AP shows investigators found military tear gas devices at the Waco Branch Davidian compound, including a 40 mm CS gas shell casing and two expended tear gas projectiles, contradicting earlier denials. The document was turned over to the House committee after being withheld during the 1995 investigations.
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Justice Department
Congress
FBI
Associated Press
House Government Reform Committee
Internal Justice Department
Waco
Tex
Lab
Bayer ends cotton in aspirin bottles after century
Bayer Corp began shipping Genuine Bayer aspirin without cotton wads earlier this year, ending a tradition dating to 1914 15. The change follows testing that showed no sales impact and aims to prevent moisture damage, though some fragile forms still use cotton.
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Bayer Corp
Bayer
Wall Street Journal
Anne Gailey
Bristol- Myers Squibb Co
Chris Allen
Allen
Michael Ross
Center For
Philadelphia
Fourth North Lawrence crash victim dies after pickup overturns
Clint Wahquahboshiute Wahquahboshkuk 23 of Mayetta died Friday 12 days after a pickup overturn in North Lawrence killing three others. A drum service is planned for Sunday at Potawatomi Reservation grounds with burial Monday at Mitchell Cemetery. Other victims Yancy Longhat Albert Whitebull Ray Red Elk died instantly. Joshua Longhat and Kerry Jymm remained hospitalized.
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Clint Wahquahboshiute
North Lawrence
Clint Wahquahboshkuk
Mayetta
Overland Park Regional Medical Center
Union Pacific
Haskell
Indian Nations University
Wahquahboshkuk
Joshua Longhat
Zuni
N.M
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Kerry Jymm
Gallup
KU Medical Center
Pete Wahquahboshkuk
Jackie Mitchell
Mitchell
Mercer Funeral Home
Albert Whitebull
Kenel
Ray “Mike” Red Elk
Anadarko
Okla
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