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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 2004

Page

6

Brownback Faces Primary Challenge in Senate Race

Republican senator Sam Brownback, widely viewed as the front runner, faces Arch Naramore in a Lawrence primary, while Democrats compete for a November seat. Brownback touts his 3 Rs platform Reduce Reform Return and cites a $1.38 million campaign chest as he opposition abortion cloning and most stem cell research, and backs a constitutional ban on gay marriage.

Sam Brownback Brownback Arch Naramore Lawrence U.S

Candidate Stances Roll Through Federal to County Offices

A schedule examining candidates statewide and locally by office. Today covers federal offices, with state Senate on Tuesday, State House on Wednesday, County Commission on Thursday, and Friday through Saturday detailing Register of Deeds, County Attorney, County Treasurer, Sheriff and County Clerk.

Ryun Faces Democrat Challenge in 2nd District Race

Rep. Jim Ryun runs unopposed in the Republican primary and will face Democrat Nancy Boyda later. Boyda has built a campaign fund. Ryun highlights tax relief, Child tax credit, marriage penalty relief, lower rates, and medical malpractice reform. He supports a Constitutional amendment banning gay marriage and HSA and Association Health Plan ideas.

Ryun Herald Jim Ryun Nancy Boyda S. Ryun

Roberts says U S safer since 9 11 in Ottawa talk

Senator Pat Roberts told about 80 attendees at the Carnegie Cultural Center in Ottawa that the United States is much safer now than before the September 11 attacks. He attributed improved security to better internal and international intelligence communication and called for streamlined information flow under a national intelligence director.

United States Pat Roberts R Ottawa Washington Roberts Carnegie Cultural Center 5Th Main Streets Ottawa Area U.S Pat Roberts Kansas

Violence hits Iraq as car bombing and kidnappings rise

In Mosul a truck bomb near a U S base killed three Iraqis while a woman and child died and three U S soldiers were injured. A senior Interior Ministry official was assassinated in a drive by attack in Baghdad. Militants kidnapped two Jordanian truck drivers demanding their company stop working with the Americans.

Baghdad Iraq U.S Mosul Interior Ministry Imad Joseph Angela M. Bowman Musab al-Awadi Ministry al-Baya Sabah Kadhim Rami al-Ouweiss Associated Press Television News Fayez Saad al-Udwan Ahmed Salama Hassan Hassan Al-Adwan

Fort Leavenworth prison to be demolished next year

Army officials plan to demolish the aging Fort Leavenworth castle prison beginning mid August, sparing the wall and smaller buildings. The obsolete maximum security facility, built 129 years ago in the National Historic Landmark District, could take up to a year to remove after 6,000 debris loads.

Fort Leavenworth Mike Wolf Directorate of Installation Support Wolf

Clinton takes spotlight on Kerry convention night

Bill Clinton headlines Day One of John Kerry's convention in Boston. Amid tight security delegates prepare for speeches and parties as Kerry outlines a strong economy, rising middle class, affordable health care, and a beefed-up military for America.

Associated Pressmer Boston Bill Clinton John Kerry Florida Clinton White House Kerry America

Democrats Prepare Night of Top Speakers at Convention

Leading Democrats including former President Bill Clinton former President Jimmy Carter and former Vice President Al Gore headline an evening event. New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson joins as a speaker while Kerry promotes health care in Florida and makes a surprise Boston appearance before his convention entrance. Clinton comments on not overshadowing Kerry as Hillary Clinton readies to introduce the former president.

New Mexico Bill Richardson Carter al Gore George W. Bush

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