Library plan preserves depot look for Williamsburg
Bennett outlines a new modern library to be built on the former Santa Fe depot site in Santa Fe Park. The exterior will resemble the old depot while providing computer access and Internet, expanding community services if the school closes.
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Kansas State Historical Society
The
Santa Fe Railroad
Library
Williamsburg
City Hall
Gonzales praised as attorney general despite torture critique
Sen Kennedy and the ACLU question Gonzales over White House policy creation and torture investigations while supporters cite his rise from Bush White House lawyer to potential attorney general. Critics warn his ties to the president may color his tenure as top law officer.
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Gonzales
Bush
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
ACLU
Justice Department
Schumer
CIA
Christopher Anders
Senate
Bill Frist
R-Tenn
Mel Martinez
R-Fla
Iran nuclear issue and Iraq policy feature in Rice talks
In London Rice meets Blair discussing Iraq and Middle East issues on her first foreign trip since becoming secretary of state. She signals a possible U S retreat from Middle East peace efforts while Europe weighs responses to Iran’s nuclear ambitions and human rights record. Ayatollah Khamenei criticizes Bush policy as a “dragon” led by Zionist and capitalist interests.
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Tony Blair
United States
Iraq
Colin Powell
Blair
Downing Street
Middle East
London
Israel
Berlin
Paris
Iran
Bush
America
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei
Kansas considering statewide racial profiling policy bill
A 2002 survey found minority drivers face targeted traffic stops, prompting a Kansas profiling policy. The revised bill mandates agency wide policies, education, a citizen advisory board, formal complaint processes, state court remedies, annual reporting, and a statewide task force to track profiling, with support from law enforcement leaders.
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Betts
Senate
Haley
Coffey County
Randy Rogers
Kansas Sheriffs Association
Kansas
Rumsfeld offered resignation during Abu Ghraib scandal
Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld said he twice offered President Bush his resignation during the Abu Ghraib abuse scandal. He noted Bush asked him to stay, and he suggested more could have been done to prevent the abuse. He also discussed possibly skipping a Munich Conference appearance due to a war crimes lawsuit in Germany.
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Abu Ghraib
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CNN
Larry King
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Ghraib
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Munich
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Iraq
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Douglas Feith
Center For Constitutional Rights
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International Criminal Court
Nice
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