Secret weapon of the Bush campaign volunteers
A leaked study reveals the Bush team built a 1.4 million strong grass roots army through personal contacts and volunteer networks. It shows the shift from paid outreach to volunteer mobilization, targeting urban movers, habitual voters, and unaffiliated individuals to drive turnout.
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State legislators and office addresses listed in Topeka
A block of contact details for Kansas state representatives includes Tom Holland Bill Feuerbom Joe Humerickhouse Stanley Dreher with office locations at the State Capitol in Topeka and Tanaka, KS. Phone numbers and district listings accompany each entry.
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Livestock Prices in St Joseph Missouri
AP report from St Joseph notes an estimated 300 cattle receipts with slaughter steers 5.00 to 6.00 lower than last week. Slaughter heifers were not well tested. Commercial feedlots traded modest volumes at about 82.00, down roughly 3.00. Slaughter cows in St Joseph.
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Two party balance praised as pendulum swings in politics
The writer argues baby boomers are turning conservative and will shape upcoming elections. They claim the President and Republicans increased majorities, while Democrats drift from moderates. A two party system is needed to slow momentum and keep the United States a free democracy.
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Harvest of 2004 Brought near perfect year for Pearl trucking
Gerry and Hildegarde Pearl recount a near flawless 2004 harvest season. Strong planting conditions, high corn prices, ample rains, and reduced irrigation costs boosted yields across Kansas and the Corn Belt. Labor Day harvests began with regional yields around 180 to 200 bushels and a national record of 11.6 billion bushels.
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Kansas soybean crop hits record despite rust threat
Kansas farmers harvest a record 110.7 million bushels of soybeans at an average of 41 bushels per acre, up 94 percent from last year. The rust fungus found in Louisiana looms as a potential future yield killer, sparking concern but most Kansas soybeans already cut.
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