Kansans unlikely to mount recall like California vote
Kansas officials say a recall of state leaders is unlikely, with a 40 percent signature threshold and 90 day windows. The piece compares California's recall process to Kansas rules, noting required steps and the potential vacancy role of the lieutenant governor. It cites Thornburgh and Loomis on recall feasibility and political implications.
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California
Kansas
Kathleen Sebelius
Thornburgh
U.S
Darrell Issa
Davis
Burdett Loomis
University of Kansas
Loomis
North Dakota
Lynn J. Frazier
Democrats debate alternate candidate in California recall
In San Francisco Democrats discuss a possible alternative to Gov. Gray Davis as recall votes loom. Senator Barbara Boxer and Rep. Loretta Sanchez weigh fielding another candidate if polls show Davis would lose, while others push to keep Davis as sole nominee. Attorneys seek delay and ballot placement amid two decisive votes.
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California
Gray Davis
Davis
Barbara Boxer
Ldretta Sanchez
U.S
Dianne Feinstein
Feinstein
Don Perata
Boxer
Sanchez
Congress
Willie Brown
California Assembly
Dry weather hurts Kansas crops in weekly report
Kansas farmers face a harsh planting season as the Kansas Agricultural Statistics Service lowers conditions for all spring crops and pasture. Subsoil moisture sits at 9 percent adequate and topsoil 7 percent. Corn in dryland areas shifts to silage as 12 percent is very poor and 29 percent poor. Sorghum, soybeans, and sunflowers show widespread stress with most in fair to poor categories. Pasture and range stay heavily stressed with only 1 percent rated excellent.
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Wichita
Kan
Kansas
Kansas Agricultural Statistics Service
Kass
Iraqi attacks blamed on ex-regime loyalists not foreign fighters
In Anbar Province and around Ramadi U S officers say attacks on Americans are carried out by ex Baath loyalists and local resisters rather than foreigners. Capt Calver and Lt Col Kievernaar describe disparate, non unified opposition with many Iraqis denying foreign militant involvement. Estimates say most of the 4000 to 6000 Arab fighters who entered before the war are dead or gone.
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Iraq
al- Qaida
Anbar
Baghdad
Army
Mike Calver
Exregime
Saddam Fedayeen
Baath Party
Henry Kievernaar
Third Armored Cavalry
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