Sunny Thursday Outlook With Warm Tempting High
Outside forecast calls for a sunny Thursday with a high near 80 degrees and a south wind ranging from 5 to 15 mph. The pleasant weather suggests light, steady warmth across the day with gentle breeze from the south.
Fragmented Classifieds and Page Mentions Snapshot
A terse catalog lists miscellaneous newspaper sections and page references including Advice, Classifieds, Comics, Daily Report, Society, Sports, Weather and page numbers. It shows a fragmented layout with sporadic mentions of topics and lacks coherent events.
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Inion
Chavatet
Raeeeste
Society
Albright urges Israel and Arafat to press militant halt
Secretary of State Madeleine Albright joins Israel in demanding that Yasser Arafat wage an uncompromising war on Islamic militants to rescue the peace process. She tells Prime Minister Netanyahu to build trust by treating Palestinians as partners and centers her agenda on security after deadly militant bombings that killed 25.
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Jerusalem
Madeleine Albright
Israel
Yasser Arafat
Middle East
Albright
Benjamin Netanyahu
Espy pleads innocent in graft case over gifts and tickets
Former Agriculture Secretary Mike Espy pleaded innocent to a 39 count indictment charging him with taking more than 35000 dollars in sports tickets travel and other gifts from agribusiness firms including Tyson Foods Sun-Diamond Growers and Oglethorpe Power. The hearing before Judge Ricardo Urbina set motions and status hearings through December 15 with trial likely in the following year. The case cites tickets to NFL and NBA playoff games corporate aircraft travel and lodging as favors sought by Espy while in office.
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Washington
Agriculture
Mike Espy
Espy
Clinton
Jackson
Miss
U.S
Ricardo Urbina
Urbina
Ag Department
Tyson Foods Co
Sun-Diamond Growers
Ifornia
Oglethorpe Power
Georgia
GOP on Gore attack gains from White House fund-raising memo
Memos released show that during fund-raising from the White House last year Vice President Al Gore was advised some Democratic donations would go into hard money accounts. Republicans frame the documents as undercutting Gore on potential federal law violations while Justice Department deliberates an independent counsel. White House spokesman Lanny Davis defended the legality, saying Gore sought soft money accounts not covered by the federal prohibition.
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Washington
White House
al Gore
Today Show
Senate Republicans
Gore
Justice Department
Lanny Davis
Feda
Retrials Near End in Tulsa Prosecutor Case
In Tulsa County Oklahoma the prosecutor's office is down to the last five retrials from 50 ordered in 1995. Retired judge Clifford Hopper's errors included improper jury instructions on presumed innocence and the need to prove each element beyond a reasonable doubt. All retrials so far ended in convictions.
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Tulsa County
Okla
State Court of Criminal Appeals
Clifford Hopper
Hopper
Scripps Howard News Service
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Chuck Shepherd
P.O
St. Petersburg
Fla
Capitol shuts doors on "court" session at Statehouse
The Legislative Coordinating Council votes 4-3 to revoke permission for the Capitol Old Supreme Court Chamber session run by the Kansas Territorial Agricultural Society. Debate focuses on security threats linked to a writ claiming treason and martial penalties.
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OPERA
Kan
Supreme Court of Christian Jurisdiction
Statehouse
Kansas Territorial Agricultural Society
Supreme Court
Legislative Coordinating Council
Legislative Services
Lutz
Kansas
Washington, D.C
Bond
Senate
Tim Emert
Independence
House
Tim Shallenburger
Baxter Springs
Susan Wagle
Wichita
LCC
Woman charged in fatal crash to be allowed mental defense
A Blue Springs woman charged with involuntary manslaughter while under the influence of alcohol may present a mental defect as part of her defense for the Ottawa death. Judge Sachse ruled a mental condition can be introduced, with a jury to decide its relevance. Huff faces trial December 3 after a postponed start and a planned mental evaluation at a state hospital.
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Ranklin
Thomas Sachse
Blue Springs
Ottawa
Michelle Marie Huff
Joyce Fackler Hendrix
Huff
Diana Kirkland
le Loup
Bryan Hastert
Hastert
Sachse
Johnson County Mental Health Center
Schools seek solution to K-68 crossing woes
West Franklin school officials seek a fix for the dangerous K-68 crossing as vehicles average 40 mph. The district cannot hire crossing guards due to legal limits and has seen rising costs for a sheriff deputy safety monitor. Busing is used sparingly while city action stalled. a law change is being explored.
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Omona
West Franklin
Jim Cain
Franklin County
Sheriff's Department
Cain
Kansas
Ralph Tanner
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