Simpson press on with evidence battle in DNA dispute
Los Angeles AP reports O J Simpson lawyers press ongoing fight over sharing DNA test results. A hearing was set on alleged delays in tests and data disclosure while defense seeks leak sources from police. Jury selection continues as October trial date nears.
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Slattery Graves differ on casinos in Kansas race
AP interview notes both Slattery and Graves oppose casino gambling personally but would not block it if lawmakers and voters approve. Slattery favors state operation and potential sites in Wyandotte County, while Graves backs corporate operation if legal. Both reject expanding the Lottery to video or electronic slots and promise good faith negotiations with Indian tribes.
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Kansas gubernatorial race positions on major issues
AP compiles candidate stands in Topeka across gambling social issues state budget crime and jobs development. Graves supports private casinos with voter approval and opposes state run gambling while Slattery backs state run casinos to compete with Missouri. Goebel pursues abortion rights and welfare tied policies, Slattery favors more sequestration and welfare contracts. budget plans focus on controlling spending and veto power, or creating a budget review panel and cuts. crime proposals include detention centers and tougher penalties. jobs development emphasizes tax cuts, deregulation, and incentives while Slattery pushes tax credits and capital access.
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Family practice gains momentum in medical schools
ANSAS CITY, KwAP The move toward primary care grows as medical students and residents increasingly choose family practice. Leaders say this shift, welcomed by the Clinton era, reflects broader reforms and funding priorities favoring family doctors amid managed care growth.
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University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
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