Jerusalem bombing at Hebrew University cafe kills seven
Israeli forces bolster presence in Israel and the West Bank after a cellphone detonated bomb at the Frank Sinatra International Student Center cafeteria on the Mount Scopus campus. Hamas claimed responsibility saying the attack was revenge for a Gaza strike. Seven dead include five Americans. 80 wounded from various nationalities.
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Five Americans among dead in Hebrew University bombing
A cafeteria bombing at Hebrew University in Jerusalem killed five Americans and two Israelis. Victims include Benjamin Blutstein, 25, from Pennsylvania, and Marla Bennett, 24, of San Diego, both students on lengthy study programs. Other deceased are Janis Coulter, 36, and David Gritz, 24, with dual citizenships. one additional American and one unnamed person were also among the dead.
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Pope beats two Indian saints as trip ends in Mexico
Pope John Paul II, aged 82 and frail, concludes his Canada Guatemala Mexico pilgrimage with beatifications of Zapotec Indians Juan Bautista and Jacinto de los Angeles. The pope also canonized Juan Diego the first Indian saint in the Americas, aiming to bolster Catholic influence among indigenous communities. He spoke clearly, attempted some steps, and prepared to return to Rome.
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Lane Fair schedules unusual contests during 110th event
The Lane Agricultural Fair starts with 4-H entries and open exhibits then features husband calling and greased pig contests among Saturday events. Highlights include a parade, talent show, breakfast gatherings, a 4-H horse show, pedal tractor pull, cherry pie contest, fashion show, raffles, and a closing performance by Crow Canyon. Local residents anticipate strong crowds.
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Franklin County Budget Talks and Road Vacations
County officials discussed a budget request from the commission, with plans to potentially lower requested amounts later. A hearing was set to consider vacating part of Wyoming Road near the Miami County line to allow a private landowner to install a gate and protect a corn field. The Middle Creek Bridge on John Brown Road will reopen next week after repairs costing 8137 dollars, with future footing work anticipated. County appraiser Steve Brown seeks to fill one of two open positions by redistributing duties after attrition.
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Meth dangers spotlighted in farm group talk
Teeselink warns meth production spreads nationwide, with Midwest and West Coast hotspots in Kansas and Missouri among the top producers. He shows how labs move into trunks, tents, and abandoned sites, stressing dangers from anhydrous ammonia and the need for rapid law enforcement response.
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Kansas Republican race shows tight splits in 3rd District poll
Mason-Dixon poll finds undecided voters near 40 percent. In Johnson and Wyandotte counties Kline leads Adkins 43 to 27 while Wichita shows 33 to 22 in Adkins favor. Adkins cites law enforcement and GOP support, Gr aves and Stovall backing Kline. Voters split on taxes and school funding.
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