Area all state rivals set to play together in KBCA game
Three area all state rivals join forces for the Kansas Basketball Coaches Association all star game on Wednesday. Page 7 notes the event. Also in today’s report, a 30 percent chance of mainly morning thunderstorms, with warm humid conditions fading to partly cloudy skies and a high near 90. A south wind shifts from 5 to 15 mph.
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Kansas Basketball Coaches Association
Test scores delayed in licensing exam cheating probe
More than 20 000 second year medical students face delayed scores as National Board of Medical Examiners investigates possible cheating on the two day 12 hour licensing test. President Thompson Bowles cites computerized analysis of scoring patterns while promising early next week release.
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Philadelphia
Thompson Bowles
National Board of Medical Examiners
Promise Keepers Founder Paid Despite Denials
The founder Bill McCartney is paid for speaking at Promise Keepers rallies, contradicting the group's claim he takes no salary. Tax filings show $61,833 in compensation plus benefits over two years, while the ministry states he only receives health insurance and expenses. The records are public as Promise Keepers is tax exempt.
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Birmingham
Ala
Promise Keepers
Bill McCartney
Mark DeMoss
McCartney
University of Colorado
Volcano Activity Rises on Montserrat After Deadly Eruption
Montserrat's volcano showed increased seismic activity amid ongoing danger zones and evacuations. Ten people died when the June eruption obliterated three villages, nine remained missing. Authorities warned of possible further rock and gas blasts as ash clouds reappear.
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Old Towne
Montserrat
Noted Weird Tales and Local Incidents Collide in July Headlines
Chuck Shepherd reports fights on trains in Wales and a judge attacked in Virginia. Chinese families near North Korea face hunger driven decomposing bodies to deter grave desecration. A Belleville man sues PTs Show Club over alleged sexual assault by a stripper. Dancer Susan Sykes, famed for a legendary bust size, is mentioned in the suit.
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Ken Brookman
Cardiff
Wales
St. Mary’s
Joseph Troisi
Bill Witten
Witten
Troisi
E Reuters
North Korea
E Bennie Casson
Belleville
Ill
Pt’s
Show Club
Sauger
Susan Sykes
Show Business
Casson
KDOT lists interim highway projects in area counties
Kansas Department of Transportation released an Interim Highway Project list highlighting U S 59 resurfacing near Ottawa and Lawrence, I 35 surface reconstruction, and preliminary engineering studies. The CHP funded plan totals 1 65 billion and relies on leftover funds, with discussions on the U S 50 Business bridge and K 68 reconstruction in Pomona. Franklin County and Ottawa officials meet KDOT August 20 to discuss the bridge.
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Great Bend
Ottawa
Homewood
Kansas Department of Transportation
U.S. 59
Areesie County
Lawrence
KDOT
Fied
Franklin County
Stan Whitley
Topeka
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17Th Street
21St Street
Pomona
Anderson County
Pay plan battle looms in state government decisions
In Topeka Kansas the AP reports state government spends 21 cents of every dollar on workers, about 1.7 billion, with over 42,400 full-time employees. Legislators debate pay raises and the potential shift to a stricter merit pay system, with cautious discussions shaping next steps.
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John Hannashes
Topeka, Kan
Extremist May Have Escaped With Militia Aid
New Mexico top safety official orders inquiry into claims a Republic of Texas fugitive was aided by a state militia group. Richard Keyes III allegedly survived a Davis Mountains stand off and was rescued with safe houses and help to leave the country, per Boulder Weekly reporting.
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Santa FE
N.M
New Mexico
Republic of Texas
Darren White
State Department of Public Safety
Boulder
Colo
Richard Keyes III
Republic of
Keyes
White
Dyer
Bomb suspects linked to Hamas terrorists
FBI sources link New York suspects Gazi Abu Mezer and Safi Khalil, both West Bank natives, to Hamas amid claims they planned to bomb subways and other sites in Brooklyn. Five pipe bombs were seized after a raid prompted by a roommate tip. Investigators weigh whether the men acted alone or as part of a broader network.
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FBI
Hamas
Associated Press
Israel
Jerusalem
New York
Brooklyn
West Bank
James Kallstrom
World Trade Center
Gazi Ibrahim Abu Mezer
Safi Khalil
Park Slope
Abu Mezer
Kallstrom
Family, friends protest handling of boy convicted of rape
The 11 year old, then 10, confessed to fondling a 4 year old after Miranda waiver. Convicted of rape ten months later, he is in a juvenile facility under death by own action watch. Family and residents rally, hold vigils, and urge Gov. Graves to revisit the case.
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B.B
Bill Graves
Timeline of case details on 10 year old alleged incident
Sealed court records detail events in 1996 involving a 10 year old boy known as B B and a 4 year old girl. The girl reported being covered with sand and touched inappropriately turning into a hospital exam showing injuries. Police then collected the boy from school and he was placed in the Exploited and Missing Child Unit amid a gag order on comments by officials and attorneys.
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Associated Press
B.B
Wichita
Jeffery Swanson
Arkansas
Swanson
Exploited and
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