Wish for Caleb: iPod stolen from Pomona High School
Caleb Larsh, 17, a Make-A-Wish recipient battling multiple brain tumors, had an iPod stolen from Pomona High School during lunch break. His mother Sara Pabst asks for its return, any location, no questions asked, just to bring back his favorite device and music.
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Vickie Moss
Herald
Pomona
Caleb Larsh
Larsh
Make
Pomona High School
Sara Pabst
Pabst
Caleb
Brittany Owens
Disturbing Kansas population decline deepens concerns
Kansas faces slow growth with urban areas stagnating and projections showing declines. Demographics expert Jim Hays warns immigration drop and aging trends threaten losing a congressional seat after the 2010 census. He cites 54 of 105 counties shrinking and warns the school funding debate may hinge on changing population patterns.
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Chris Grenz Harris
Topeka
Kansas
Congress
Jim Hays
Kansas Association of School Boards
Senate Education Committee
Hays
Census Bureau
Johnson County
U.S
House of Representatives
Mississippi River
Anti-Iran rhetoric grows in U S
President Bush refuses to rule out war with Iran. Iranian President Khatami says Iran defends itself if attacked. Cheney warns Iran tops global trouble spots and suggests Israel may act first if Tehran threats persist. Bush backs diplomatic settlement but keeps option on table.
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Washington
Bush
Iran
Mohammad Khatami
U.S
United States
Dick Cheney
Don Imus
Cheney
Israel
Tehran
Palestinian police deploy in northern Gaza to curb rocket fire
Hundreds of Palestinian police patrol northern Gaza amid renewed security coordination with Israel as Abbas seeks a cease fire. About 3,000 security forces stationed near Erez crossing and Beit Lahiya proceed under orders to deploy along the northern border, while militants have yet to commit to a cease fire.
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Gaza Strip
Israel
Mahmoud Abbas
Gaza
Abbas
Zeev Boim
Sderot
Beit Lahiya
Ismail Dahdouh
Gaza City
National Security Council
Saeb Erekat
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