Bush outlines 7.5 to 8 billion anti drug package
President Bush plans a 7.5 to 8 billion dollar anti drug package to Congress with emphasis on domestic programs and aid to Latin American countries, while ruling out troop deployment to Colombia and maintaining no change in hostage policy amid threats in Lebanon. Sununu stressed the plan will reallocate funds from other programs and stress source country action. Bush discussed the issue during a vacation routine including a morning jog and church visit.
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Western Hemisphere
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Sununi
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St. Ann's Episcopal Church
California publisher offered Kansas industrial tour invitation
Hutchinson. A Harris Group publisher, Hank Crockett of Camarillo Daily News, was offered an expense paid four day tour of southeast Kansas to explore site opportunities. Kansas officials say invitations were widely mailed, but no relocation plans exist and Crockett could not be reached for comment.
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Hutchinson News
Harris News Service
Hutchinson
Harris Group
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Sunflower State
Kansas
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Commerce Department
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Camarillo
Calif
Daily News
John Lee
Camarula Daily News
Camarillo Daily News
Priddle
Conservationist George Adamson slain by bandits near wildlife reserve
Kenya AP reports conservationist George Adamson, 83, was killed Sunday when he drove his car head on into Somali bandits who had robbed two assistants. Leakey described Adamson as brave as he and two aides died in the attack near Kora National Reserve while his late-wife Joy Adamson popularized wildlife conservation.
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Kenya
George
Adamson
Joy Adamson
Shifta
Kora, National Reserve
Richard Leakey
Leakey
Kora
Kenya hunts attackers after poaching camp attack
Security forces of about 150 personnel were deployed in a region within 80 miles of Adamson's camp after an attack. Leakey said authorities would pursue and bring attackers to justice. Adamson resisted extra protection, relying on his 16 lions and staff at Kora. He helped push for Kora to be made a game reserve amid Somali encroachment. He served as Frontier District game warden in 1944 and married Joy, an Austrian-born artist.
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Commerce Department
Southeast Kansas
Pittsburg State University
Regents
Atherton
Southeast
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Shifta
Kenya
Kora
Northern Frontier District
Joy
Teenage marriage warning letter prompts reader response
In a rerun column from Ann Landers vacation, a teenage mother letter warns about life after marrying at 17. The piece contrasts the harsh realities with a narrator's plea for others to consider the burden of early marriage, followed by reader notes on DINKS and related jargon. Kansas City, Mo.
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Ann Landers
Ann
Jimmy
Pilonidal Cyst Recurrence Hair Connection and Vagus Nerve Clarity
Reader questions recite pilonidal cyst history with a possible recurrence and hair involvement. Expert notes that hair can inflame the sinus, recurrence possible if initial surgery misses branches, and recommends evaluation. In a separate reply, vagotomy history is weighed against modern acid suppression with medicines, plus guidance to address anxiety before procedures.
Lottery Jackpot Soars To 14 Million For Wednesday Draw
In Des Moines, nobody matched all six Lotto America numbers, lifting the estimated prize to 14 million for the next drawing. Seventy four players hit five numbers for 1254 dollars and 5640 matched four for 39 dollars. Drawn numbers were 14 19 22 23 25 40. In Topeka, Kansas Cash Lotto saw a 152 625 dollar jackpot with numbers 19 20 22 23 24 33.
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