Stores pressed to allow concealed weapons in Kansas
Gun owners push Hutchinson merchants to permit concealed carry after a local sign ban. A.J. Conard removed her shop’s sign, calling it a mistaken requirement, while other stores on Main Street and at the Hutchinson Mall keep or drop signs as debates over rights and safety continue. Local business owners cite customers, security, and the law’s permit framework.
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Rape suspect accused of plotting to have victim killed
Eric A. Sharp, 46, already jailed in Missouri, is charged with conspiring to murder the rape victim with a fellow Buchanan County Jail inmate. Prosecutors say the plan occurred between January 20 and February 12, with Sharp supplying a vehicle description and signing a partial payment for a Pontiac Sunfire. The victim, 23, was attacked after Sharp followed her from a casino in St Joseph. he was arrested two days later. Bond set at 100,000.
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FDA probes peanut butter outbreak across many states
Health officials traced a Salmonella Tennessee outbreak to peanut butter sold nationwide. FDA and CDC noted no deaths, about 20 percent hospitalized, with most patients having eaten peanut butter. Contamination could have occurred after roasting, during jar sealing, or post-process handling.
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Iraqi civilian deaths in Baghdad fall after security push
Iraqi Brig. Gen. Qassim Moussawi cited morgue reports showing only 10 bodies in Baghdad versus the prior 40 to 50 daily average. Maj. Gen. Joseph Fil attributed the dip to intensified U.S. Iraqi security presence and militiamen and insurgents appearing to lay low. A U.S. spokesman said there were no indications Abu Hamza al Masri was killed or wounded in a raid, despite Iraqi government reports.
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Coroner Consents to Closed U S Video in Hull Case
Oxfordshire coroner agrees to delay showing cockpit video of U S and British forces in Iraq after a leak, allowing a transcript to be used in the inquest into Lance Cpl Matty Hull's death. Video will be seen only by the coroner select witnesses and Hull's family lawyers.
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Italian judge indicts 31 in CIA kidnapping case
A Milan judge indicted 26 Americans and five Italians in the abduction of Egyptian terror suspect Osama Nasr on a Milan street. Trial date set for June 8. Americans may not return. Prosecutors say five Italian officials aided the operation routing Nasr from Milan to Aviano, Ramstein, and Egypt where torture allegations arose. Nasr released by an Egyptian court and now in Alexandria.
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