Governor reports Japan wants beef
Kansas Governor Kathleen Sebelius, on a nine day trade mission to Japan, said Japanese businesses and consumers want the market reopened to Kansas beef. She noted rampant speculation on timing, with some predicting before Christmas or even before the U S presidential election.
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Bigley video airs as Italian captives freed raises ransom questions
A new Al Jazeera tape shows Kenneth Bigley begging Tony Blair to secure his release as Britain presses for concessions. In Baghdad, U S and Iraqi forces raid insurgent hideouts amid deadly drive by shootings south of the capital. Two Italian aid workers Simona Torretta and Simona Pari were released, while Italy denies paying a ransom though a lawmaker cites a possible $1 million payment.
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Kelo Case Tests City Power to Seize Private Property
The Connecticut Supreme Court upheld New London's use of eminent domain for economic development, allowing seizures if public use is argued to boost tax revenue and growth. Nationally, thousands of properties faced condemnation 1998 to 2002, with courts divided on limits to city powers.
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