Graves Slattery debate roots in rural Kansas ag issues
In Great Bend the candidates discussed farming policy before about 100 farmers and agribusinessmen hosted by the Kansas Association of Wheat Growers. Graves cited rural roots and proposed governor chosen agriculture board members. Slattery highlighted his Atchison County farm upbringing and support for ethanol and tariffs. Both backed property rights and a new state agricultural board, predicting a court will shape its formation.
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Beat Bend
Bill Graves
Jim Slattery
Kansas Association of Wheat Growers
Great Bend
Petroleum Club
Republican Graves
Topeka
Slattery
Kansas
Atchison County
State Board of Agriculture
Graves
Plutonium seized in Germany amid smuggling probe
In Bremen police arrested a 25 year old German and seized three grams of plutonium in a fourth weapon grade material theft this year. ARD reported the smuggler offered 70 grams but prosecutors halted the operation, leaving about 67 grams in northern Germany.
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Bonn
Germany
Bremen
ARD
Emigration attempt ends as Cubans abandon tanker
About 700 Cubans who boarded the oil tanker Jussara in Mariel left the ship voluntarily and peaceably, Cuba's Interior Ministry said. The mass departure, the largest since 1980, follows earlier ferry seizures and a Havana riot tied to a push for wider emigration.
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Mexico City
United States
Jussara
Mariel
Havana
Cuba
Interior Ministry
Florida
Fidel Castro
Vatican envoy presents credentials to Israel president
Vatican's first envoy to Israel Archbishop Andrea Cordero Lanza di Montezemolo presented credentials to President Ezer Weizman. At 68, he is papal nuncio and the first Vatican representative since ties were established December 30. Israel's envoy to the Vatican, Shmuel Hadas, met Pope John Paul II earlier this year.
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Jerusalem
Vatican
Israel
Andrea Cordero Lanza di Montezemolo
Ezer Weizman
di Montezemolo
Shmuel Hadas
John Paul II
Woodstock promoters expect modest profit from 1994 show
Promoters project a modest profit from Woodstock 1994 in Saugerties New York with expenses exceeding 30 million dollars. About 350 000 attendance on Saturday dropped after rain on Sunday while roughly 200 000 tickets at 135 dollars each could yield 27 million, backing a Polygram and promoter partnership. Gary Bongiovanni of Pollstar says the show has potential to be profitable.
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Saugerties
N.Y
John Scher
Polygram Diversified
Polygram
Gary Bongiovanni
Pollstar
No cancer found in Simpson tests
OJ Simpson lymph node swelling and night sweats do not indicate cancer. Biopsy showed abnormally large but non cancerous nodes. Doctors will pursue blood tests to search for the swelling cause and rule out infections or AIDS.
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Los Angeles
O.J. Simpson
Simpson
Robert Shapiro
Robert Huizenga
John Glaspy
Bowyer Oncology Center
University of California
Hodgkin
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