Bush pushes Talent as Missouri rally rips Democrats
President Bush in Springfield derides Democrats for lacking a plan to win the war on terror and secure the country. He backs Senator Talent, argues Democrats oppose key security measures, and frames the race as pivotal for GOP control with public focus on Iraq policy and judicial confirmations.
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United States Senate
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St. Louis Cardinals
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McCaskill
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Chuck Schumer
D-Nl
White House
Schumer
Republican National Committee
Ken Mehlman
Columbia
John Roberts
Samuel Alito
United States
Sam Alito
Supreme Court of the United States
Stephan Breaks With Kline Boosts Morrison Bid
Former AG candidate and Republican Bob Stephan publicly criticizes Kansas Attorney General Phill Kline. Stephan asks the Ethics Commission to probe Kline campaigns and church ties while endorsing Morrison. He cites unmet answers and past fees earned for Kline’s office.
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John Hanna
Topeka
Bob Stephan
Kansas Supreme Court
Phill Kline
Stephan
Kline
Johnson County
Paul Morrison
Morrison
Victims rights program rebuilt under Kline glare
The Kansas attorney general's office expands the victims rights unit from two to four staff as critics flag unanswered hotline calls. Former ally Bob Stephan praises the approach while campaign critics say resources are insufficient for victim services amid leadership changes. Elizabeth York and Sister Mary Lex Smith cite generally positive county level cooperation.
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Bob Stephan
Stauffer
Stephan
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Finney County
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Wyandotte County
Kansas Victim Assistant Association
Haggard resigns as evangelicals head amid sex allegation
The president of the National Association of Evangelicals, Rev. Ted Haggard, resigns after allegations he paid a man for sex. He steps aside at New Life Church as a four member panel investigates. Haggard denies the claims and seeks spiritual guidance during the inquiry.
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New Life
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New Life Church
Authorities file arson and murder charges in California wildfire
Riverside authorities charged Raymond Lee Oyler, 36, with murder and arson tied to a major Southern California wildfire that killed five firefighters. He faces the death penalty and is under arrest for two other fires this summer, with investigators probing dozens more arsons since May. Oyler claims innocence while noting he was home with his baby and that detectives have followed him for days. Boots and other items were seized from his house.
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