Federal Terror Commission warns of waning anti-terror effort
The Advisory Panel to Assess Domestic Response Capabilities for terrorism warns that U S security efforts have waned since September 11 2001 as both government and citizens focus on new crises The report urges a renewed focus on anti terrorism and supports a bipartisan independent board to protect civil liberties while expanding monitoring and preparedness across federal state and local levels and with private sector partners.
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Legislature weighs response to judge on school finance
Senate President David Kerr and House Speaker Doug Mays faced questions after Judge Bullock's ruling as Governor Sebelius promised a new school finance plan. A special committee was appointed with no final report due until 2004, while lawmakers vowed to review the law's constitutionality and consider improvements.
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FBI notes crime down but murders rise in six months
The FBI reports a 1.1 percent rise in murders nationwide in the first half of the year while overall violent crime falls 3.1 percent. New York Philadelphia and Baltimore saw homicide increases amid renewed gang activity.
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Iraq faces tougher fight as bombings continue
U S officials warn of growing insurgent resolve after suicide attacks in the north and west of Baghdad kill eight policemen and wound at least 17. In Tikrit protesters chant loyalty to Saddam while clashes erupt with security forces. In Fallujah crowds defend Saddam as police withdraw and militants seize the mayor’s office.
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Rescue sparks in neighborhood as Red Car helps in time
Hughes recalls a quick rescue when a neighbor girl in a red car spotted danger and drove to the scene. Freda Badders sheltered her, loaned a jacket, and a locksmith freed the car. Hughes credits her rescuers as angels of mercy amid holiday worry.
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Kansas Senate Race in 36th and 15th Districts Swings Open
Incumbent Lee, in the new 36th, travels Kansas counties adding 21 000 miles after a near home accident while fundraising for next year. Opponent Schmidt seeks familiarity with rural 15th district centered on Independence as ethanol plant development and a tax levy rise surface.
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