Bush administration warns Armenian genocide vote may risk troops
The Bush administration urges lawmakers to drop a nonbinding Armenian genocide resolution, warning it could jeopardize U S troops in Iraq and Afghanistan, strain Turkey ties, and harm reconciliation efforts. Gates Rice and top generals propose a classified briefing to outline national security stakes.
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District facility spending near Ottawa schools eyed by board
Focus on facilities continued from Page 1 shows district allocations totaling funds for Lincoln Garfield and Eugene Field schools with blinds shades and a noise insulating blanket for a Garfield chiller. Bill Ketchum urged balance to boost science and math facilities as Katt reports teachers are compiling needs.
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Investigator testifies on baby case in Melvern murder trial
Investigator Strong described the Dec 17, 2004 discovery of a baby in Melvern and Montgomery's initial denials about Stinnett's death. Evidence included coerced admissions, sobbing moments, and computer forensics showing faked pregnancy material, emails threatening exposure, and ultrasound images. A Jan 25, 2005 custody hearing looms as jurors weigh charges and possible insanity verdict.
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Kansas housing aid aims to aid storm damaged areas
Governor Sebelius seeks a $5 million package to lever more than $50 million in private and federal funds for rebuilding in Kiowa County and southeast Kansas. The plan funds private multi family housing and homeowner assistance, with up to 20 percent of projects covered per household, and requires unanimous Finance Council approval.
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