Regional Forecast From Kansas High Plains Report
Regional forecast provided by the Kansas High Plains weather service indicates continued warm daytime temperatures with moderate humidity. Isolated afternoon showers possible in central counties. overnight lows in the mid to upper 60s.
Reconstruction delays spark charge questions in Ross crash
Campbell testified he would have slowed and stopped after the accident but Cole said expert testimony showed Ross was not speeding. Charges were filed in March this year after an accident reconstruction ordered by the Kansas Highway Patrol in July and completed months later. Investigators warned that delays may have caused loss of key evidence. Ross's and Lingenfelter's parents pressed Anderson County officials in October 2002 over the hold up.
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Cole
Ross
Kansas Highway Patrol
Doug Barlet
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Lingenfelter
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Arafat pushes Palestinian cabinet picks amid truce talks
In Ramallah Yasser Arafat and Fatah leaders meet to select 15 of 23 cabinet seats, giving Arafat influence over the new government of Ahmed Qurei. Israel rejects cease fire offers and widens Gaza operations, killing Hamas leader Jihad Abu Shwairah as troops deploy in a major incursion. Hamas remains invited but uncooperative with joining the cabinet as Abbas Zaki notes.
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Fossiled 1,545-pound rodent found in Venezuela swamp
Scientists report in Science that Phoberomys pattersoni, nicknamed Goya, weighed about 1,545 pounds and lived 6 to 8 million years ago in a lush Venezuelan swamp. The giant, related to guinea pigs, stood on hind legs with a long balancing tail and continuously growing teeth.
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Science
Marcelo R. Sanchez-Villagra
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Germany
Phoberomys Pattersoni
Brian Patterson
Harvard
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Goya
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Sheriff cites missed photos in dusk accident case
Sheriff Darin Dassing told the girls' mothers and county commissioners last fall the Anderson County Sheriff's Department erred by not taking photographs at the scene. He noted cameras are usually in patrol cars for serious accidents, but none were available the night of the 8 50 p.m. incident, and photography would have been poor due to dusk.
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Darin Dassing
New Iraqi army could cost two billion next year
Walter Slocombe outlined plans to build from scratch a 30,000 to 40,000 strong Iraqi army at an estimated $2 billion cost for next year. The force will be mainly infantry with limited armor and artillery, as training for the first 800 soldiers completes next month and full operation is targeted within a year.
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United States
U.S
Iraq
Walter Slocombe
L. Paul Bremer
Slocombe
Pentagon
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