Autograph Quest Delights Young Fans At NJCAA Tourney
At the NJCAA championship, 12-year-old Sam Leiker and friends wait outside the players hall to collect autographs from Georgia Perimeter College and other players. The scene shows young fans chasing signatures, while players like Kenain Gant note the attention and the feel of being special, as older fans reminisce about past autographs.
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Rn Hutchinson
Sam Leiker
Georgia Perimeter College
Leiker
Mason McMurphy
Jordan LeShore
LeShore
Area Community College
Keith Hardaway
Hardaway
Kenain Gant
Gant
Aaron Wasko
Devon
Wade Hidde
Wasko
Plants may correct genetic flaws in watercress study
Purdue University scientists report that watercress plants can sometimes correct inherited defects, producing normal flowers like grandparents rather than deformities from mutant genes. The Nature report suggests inheritance can be more flexible than Mendel's laws and raises questions about similar possibilities in humans.
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Purdue University
Gregor Mendel
Purdue
Nature
Robert Pruitt
Pruitt
Detlef Weigel
Gerdf Jungenv
Max Planck Institute For Developmental Biology
Germany
Army appeals to patriotism in recruiting drive
Army Secretary Francis J. Harvey said the service may miss March and April recruiting goals while launching a new sales push aimed at appealing to parents’ patriotism. February fell 27 percent short of the monthly target, though the full-year goal of 80,000 remains in reach with six months left.
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Army
Harvey
Pentagon
Tsunami relief kits packed in Kansas
Clara Kilbourn reports at North Newton where 2 272 plastic buckets were loaded into a blue shipping container by MCC volunteers and staff to form 2 281 kits for Indonesia. The 40 foot container heads to Kansas City then Seattle port for rail transit to Indonesia, with delivery expected in about three weeks.
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North Newton
Douglas Graber
Graber
Mennonite Central Committee
MCC
Elizabeth Raid
Kansas City
Seattle
Indonesia
Vern Proheim
Raid
Irma Gonzalez
April 2006 Trial Date Set for Montgomery Case
Federal judge schedules an April 2006 trial for Lisa M. Montgomery of Melvern charged with kidnappping resulting in death for the 2004 Slinnett case. Montgomery allegedly killed Bobbie Jo Slinnett, eight months pregnant, cut her womb, and passed the baby off as her own. Prosecutors consider the death penalty. defense may pursue insanity or diminished capacity.
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Kansas
Skidmore
Lisa M. Montgomery
Melvern
Bobbie Jo Stinnett
Montgomery
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