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- t lost faith in any of his reserves
- December 14, 2002
- Michael Lee and Jeff Graves have been logging the most minutes of any of Kansas UniversityâÂÂs bench players of late.
- Cookie exchange can sweeten holidays
- December 14, 2002
- The party invitation was not like any she’d received before. It was all there in red and green: the time, date, place - and price of admission.
- Suspect in double slaying ordered to stand trial
- December 14, 2002
- Douglas County District Judge Michael Malone on Friday ordered Damien C. Lewis to stand trial in the July 10 shooting deaths of an elderly Lawrence couple.
- Society Calendar
- December 14, 2002
- Horoscopes
- December 14, 2002
- Weddings
- December 14, 2002
- Area briefs
- December 14, 2002
- ¢ Town house fire causes $90,000 in damage ¢ Two caught during burglary at junior high ¢ Officials suspend three junior high students ¢ Two face charges after chase in county
- Deadly charity
- December 14, 2002
- Just how seriously does Saudi Arabia monitor where its âÂÂcharitableâ contributions wind up?
- Dozens at vigil decry beating
- December 14, 2002
- Richard Garcia sat outside the Replay Lounge with a candle, trying to find something - anything - positive in the beating of a gay man there one week earlier. “It saddened my heart that it would happen in Lawrence, Kansas,” he said. “I think it’s outstanding the outpouring of support something like this can bring about.”
- s Moe
- December 14, 2002
- Doug Moe happens to be one of the most colorful, most quotable figures in NBA history. He also happens to be a pal of Kansas University menâÂÂs basketball coach Roy Williams and the father of Emporia State coach David Moe, who brings his second ESU team to Allen Fieldhouse tonight.
- Briefly
- December 14, 2002
- ¢ Seattle: Sniper suspect’s mother deported to Jamaica ¢ New Jersey: Deportation deadline near for 5 countries ¢ Phoenix: Arizona firefighter claims incompetence
- Lockout causes delay for weapons inspectors
- U.S. says Iraq’s report fails to explain essentials
- December 14, 2002
- U.N. teams were held up for two hours on Friday at a newly declared site - an infectious diseases center - forcing inspectors to use their hot line to higher Iraqi authorities for the first time since returning to the country last month.
- ESPN ‘dictator’ flick trend continues
- Berenger easier to believe as Bryant in ‘The Junction Boys’ than Dennehy was as Knight in ‘Season’
- December 14, 2002
- A trend has been detected in ESPN’s folly into cinema. The network apparently likes to make movies about legendary college coaches/dictators who use highly abusive and controversial methods of motivation.
- City of Lights seeks gay tourists
- December 14, 2002
- Paris tourism officials want to give new meaning to the term “Gay Paree.” The French capital has always wooed visitors with its reputation for fine dining and high fashion and Paris continually cashes in on its mystique as the city of romance.
- K-State must focus on Holiday Bowl
- December 14, 2002
- The Holiday Bowl wasn’t exactly the first choice on Kansas State’s holiday wish list. But the Wildcats admit they can’t think about those and other distractions if they want to accomplish the rest of their goals.
- Military news
- December 14, 2002
- Briefly
- December 14, 2002
- ¢ Alabama: Two pilots killed in helicopter crash ¢ Missouri: State seeks to remove prosecutor in sex case ¢ Illinois: Health officials unsure what sickened students ¢ Florida: Coma victim’s tube cannot be removed
- Ottawa thwarts Nebraska power in 2OT
- December 14, 2002
- Lee Baldwin and Ross Thompson each scored 20 points, helping Ottawa High (3-1) collect a 75-73 double-overtime victory against McCook, Neb., on Friday at the Goodland Tournament.
- s Summit North shuts down LHS in win
- December 14, 2002
- As one missed shot turned into several, Lawrence HighâÂÂs boys basketball coach Chris Davis kept waiting for his team to catch a break.
- 3 ‘Axis of Evil’ nations may pose nuclear threat
- December 14, 2002
- The countries dubbed an Axis of Evil by President Bush may be going nuclear, U.S. officials fear.
- Churches’ balancing act: money and ministry
- December 14, 2002
- When the Rev. Reginald Bachus brings up the topic of money in a sermon - and the important role it plays in sustaining a community of faith - you can hear a pin drop. “There’s a lot of response to the messages (from the pulpit) and the songs. But this is one of the quietest times in our service,” said Bachus, pastor of First Regular Missionary Baptist Church, 1646 Vt.
- Court bars N.Y. transit strike
- December 14, 2002
- A judge on Friday barred city transit workers from carrying out a threatened strike that would paralyze the city’s mass-transit system and strand 7 million daily riders.
- Bush urges anti-abortion view in international pact
- December 14, 2002
- The Bush administration is pressing its opposition to abortion rights overseas by trying to strip references to reproductive health care from a 1994 international population-control agreement, according to activists on both sides of the issue.
- Graham’s son making name for himself
- December 14, 2002
- He’s no Billy Graham - and Franklin Graham, son of the world’s most famous evangelist, says that doesn’t bother him a bit.
- DeSoto lands $35 million manufacturer
- Vaccine company to employ 180 by mid-2003
- December 14, 2002
- What started as a small livestock farm near DeSoto has turned into a 300-acre, $35 million research and production facility for the world’s largest animal vaccine producer. Intervet Inc. has plans to employ 180 people at its new DeSoto facility by mid-2003, Steven Ellsworth, the company’s vice president of technical affairs, said Friday.
- Anniversary
- December 14, 2002
- Briefly
- December 14, 2002
- ¢ Yugoslavia: Dozen of people injured in explosion in Kosovo ¢ Atlanta: Bill would require trial before abortion - and death warrant ¢ California: 3 plead innocent in death of cross-dressing teen
- Briefly
- December 14, 2002
- ¢ Argentina: Same-sex unions gain new rights ¢ Nicaragua: Former president says charges are political ¢ Denmark: Carter mediation unlikely in Mideast ¢ Ivory Coast: More troops to assist in cease-fire process
- Suspect in double slaying ordered to stand trial
- December 14, 2002
- Douglas County District Judge Michael Malone on Friday ordered Damien C. Lewis to stand trial in the July 10 shooting deaths of an elderly Lawrence couple.
- FSHS earns spot in finale with 50-29 victory
- December 14, 2002
- For the Free State High boys basketball team, the second time around was twice as nice. Facing Topeka Washburn Rural for the second time this season, the Firebirds overcame an off night offensively and cruised to a 50-29 semifinal victory over the Junior Blues on Friday at White Auditorium.
- Junction City capitalizes on inexperience of youthful Free State in 63-49 victory
- December 14, 2002
- Free State High girls basketball coach Bryan Duncan knew it was only a matter of time before his teamâÂÂs inexperience showed.
- Capt. Kirk key for Jayhawks
- December 14, 2002
- Wayne SimienâÂÂs tendinitis problem wonâÂÂt go away but barring complications, the powerful Kansas sophomore basketeerâÂÂs contributions will continue to be impressive.
- Vaccine company to employ 180 by mid-2003
- December 14, 2002
- What started as a small livestock farm near DeSoto has turned into a 300-acre, $35 million research and production facility for the worldâÂÂs largest animal vaccine producer. Intervet Inc. has plans to employ 180 people at its new DeSoto facility by mid-2003, Steven Ellsworth, the companyâÂÂs vice president of technical affairs, said Friday.
- For the good of Republican Party, Lott should step down
- December 14, 2002
- About everyone has said or written something that, upon reflection, they wish they could take back or alter. Perhaps they said something at a very emotional or stressful time or wrote something, maybe a letter, that would have been far better off buried in a desk drawer than being put in a mailbox.
- Priest from independent, Catholic movement reaches out
- December 14, 2002
- Father Joseph Tung Dang knew he wanted to become a priest from the time he was a child growing up as a Roman Catholic in Saigon, Vietnam.
- Religion briefs
- December 14, 2002
- ¢ Calvary Temple Assembly of God ¢ Centenary United Methodist ¢ Centenary United Methodist ¢ Community Bible Church ¢ Corpus Christi Catholic Church ¢ First United Methodist ¢ Good Shepherd Lutheran ¢ Lawrence Heights Christian ¢ Lawrence 1st Ward ¢ Plymouth Congregational ¢ St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church ¢ St. Margaret’s Episcopal ¢ Trinity Episcopal ¢ Unity Church of Lawrence ¢ Unitarian Fellowship of Lawrence ¢ Vinland United Methodist ¢ West Side Presbyterian
- Banks has ‘no clue’ who’ll win
- Iowa QB among many unsure about close race
- December 14, 2002
- Iowa quarterback Brad Banks used to strike the Heisman pose with friends while growing up in Florida.
- Poor shooting dooms Lions
- Lee’s Summit North shuts down LHS in win
- December 14, 2002
- As one missed shot turned into several, Lawrence High’s boys basketball coach Chris Davis kept waiting for his team to catch a break.
- Retailers hoping for late spending spree
- December 14, 2002
- With 11 days until Christmas, the holiday season is again turning out to be a nail biter. After a better-than-expected buying spree over the Thanksgiving weekend, sales dropped off more than expected the next week. Then, this past week, they showed only a little improvement, according to analysts.
- NBA scouts raving about James
- December 14, 2002
- There were at least a dozen NBA scouts watching St. Vincent-St. Mary’s stunning 65-45 victory against Oak Hill on Thursday night at Cleveland State. They loved what they saw, and not just LeBron James.
- Scouting News
- December 14, 2002
- People
- December 14, 2002
- ¢ Roth takes ex-buddies to court ¢ Smith I.D. thief gets 37 months ¢ Few takers for Eminem’s old home ¢ Assignment awaits wall artist
- On the record
- December 14, 2002
- Baseball briefs
- December 14, 2002
- ¢ Indians sign Garcia ¢ Rockies sign pair ¢ Reds sign No. 2 pick ¢ Sheets sent to Japan ¢ Wolf stays with Phillies ¢ Wolf stays with Phillies ¢ Mets sign McEwing ¢ Seattle hires Johnson ¢ Rijo wins award
- Priest from independent, Catholic movement reaches out
- December 14, 2002
- Father Joseph Tung Dang knew he wanted to become a priest from the time he was a child growing up as a Roman Catholic in Saigon, Vietnam.
- Kelley Hunt, Fabulous Flippers to provide music
- December 14, 2002
- Gov.-elect Kathleen Sebelius’ office said Friday it had no idea how much would be spent on inaugural events, but the centerpiece gala will have a distinctly Lawrence sound featuring rhythm-and-blues singer Kelley Hunt and a blast from the past - The Fabulous Flippers.
- Seabury boys win thriller, 47-46
- December 14, 2002
- Kickapoo NationâÂÂs desperation three-point attempt seemed to hang in the air forever. âÂÂI saw the whole game flash in front of me while that ball was in the air,â SeaburyâÂÂs Aaron Landis said. âÂÂWow.âÂÂ
- Jayhawks set to square off against Creighton today
- December 14, 2002
- Allen Fieldhouse should look good to Kansas UniversityâÂÂs âÂÂnew-lookâ womenâÂÂs basketball team today. The freshman- and sophomore-laden Jayhawks, coming off their most embarrassing loss of the season, will try to bounce back against Creighton.
- balancing act: money and ministry
- December 14, 2002
- When the Rev. Reginald Bachus brings up the topic of money in a sermon - and the important role it plays in sustaining a community of faith - you can hear a pin drop. “There’s a lot of response to the messages (from the pulpit) and the songs. But this is one of the quietest times in our service,” said Bachus, pastor of First Regular Missionary Baptist Church, 1646 Vt.
- Scott J. Parrett Sr.
- December 14, 2002
- Services for Scott J. Parrett Sr., 85, Topeka, will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Penwell-Gabel Highland Chapel in Topeka. Burial will be in Rochester Cemetery, Topeka. Mr. Parrett died Friday, Dec. 13, 2002, at his home.
- 95 bombing
- December 14, 2002
- Gary Davis remembers walking through the smoke toward the Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City, smelling burning rubber from flaming vehicles and seeing blood-drenched victims running from the scene.
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- December 14, 2002
- Supt. Randy Weseman said Friday the Lawrence school district would begin work on the 2003-2004 budget under the assumption expenses will have to be cut another $1.5 million.
- Scott J. Parrett Sr.
- December 14, 2002
- Fox fan
- December 14, 2002
- EU welcomes 10 nations
- Expansion would reunite continent
- December 14, 2002
- The European Union invited 10 new members to join it Friday in a historic opening to the former communist East designed to reunite the continent after decades of Cold War division.
- Capt. Kirk key for Jayhawks
- December 14, 2002
- Wayne Simien’s tendinitis problem won’t go away but barring complications, the powerful Kansas sophomore basketeer’s contributions will continue to be impressive.
- Lott apologizes for racial controversy, fights to retain leadership
- December 14, 2002
- Senate Republican Leader Trent Lott apologized Friday for reopening old racial wounds with remarks on segregation, and asked “forbearance and forgiveness” as he struggled to quell a controversy that threatened his hold on power.
- Sebelius inaugural gala features Lawrence beat
- Kelley Hunt, Fabulous Flippers to provide music
- December 14, 2002
- Gov.-elect Kathleen Sebelius’ office said Friday it had no idea how much would be spent on inaugural events, but the centerpiece gala will have a distinctly Lawrence sound featuring rhythm-and-blues singer Kelley Hunt and a blast from the past - The Fabulous Flippers.
- Law’s resignation won’t stop Catholic Church scandal
- December 14, 2002
- Cardinal Bernard Law’s resignation as archbishop Friday may help ease the sex abuse crisis he mismanaged in Boston, but it will have less of an impact nationwide as dioceses face scandals of their own making, analysts say.
- Williams believes in bench
- KU coach hasn’t lost faith in any of his reserves
- December 14, 2002
- Michael Lee and Jeff Graves have been logging the most minutes of any of Kansas University’s bench players of late.
- Fiji’s Singh, ex-caddie leading
- Americans Toms, Mickelson seven back at World Cup
- December 14, 2002
- Dinesh Chand used to caddie for Vijay Singh, and now they’re trying to win a world championship together.
- Alliance announces award nominees
- December 14, 2002
- “Far From Heaven” and “Frida” are among the nominees for the Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation’s 14th annual GLAAD Media Awards, which will be presented in April.
- Moby attacked after holiday concert
- December 14, 2002
- Techno artist Moby was attacked by two men while signing autographs outside a nightclub following a radio station-sponsored holiday concert, police said.
- Military begins smallpox vaccinations
- Bush to be inoculated, but not general public
- December 14, 2002
- President Bush said Friday he would take the smallpox vaccine along with U.S. military forces, but he was not recommending the risky inoculation for most Americans.
- Marjorie Bellinger
- December 14, 2002
- K.C. plan would boost jazz district’s finances
- December 14, 2002
- The struggling 18th and Vine district, home to the American Jazz Museum, would get a boost from the city’s hotel-motel tax under a proposal by two city council members.
- ‘Nutcracker’ among holiday entertainment offerings
- December 14, 2002
- From holiday art sales to holiday-themed theater and musical productions, this weekend is packed with events for people who can’t get enough of the holiday spirit.
- Kindergartners increasingly suspended for behavior
- December 14, 2002
- One hit a pregnant teacher, another exposed himself and another stabbed a classmate with a pencil. They’ve all been suspended from school this year. And they’re all kindergartners.
- Deadly charity
- December 14, 2002
- Just how seriously does Saudi Arabia monitor where its “charitable” contributions wind up?
- Weapons whitewash seals Saddam’s fate
- December 14, 2002
- O mighty munificent Saladin of our age: Gonna miss you, Saddam. You’ve been horrible to everybody else but good to me - in your own evil fashion. (Sorry if the formal greeting is dated. I recall you demanded something like that from Iraqis back in the days when we met.)
- Lott’s remarks further reflect insensitivity of Republican Party
- December 14, 2002
- I’d be happy to give Trent Lott the benefit of the doubt. Unfortunately, there isn’t any. As you’ve doubtless heard by now, the presumptive Senate majority leader stuck his foot in it last week at a party for Sen. Strom Thurmond’s 100th birthday. Referring to Thurmond’s 1948 bid for the presidency, the Mississippi senator declared:
- Graves unconcerned with legacy
- December 14, 2002
- Bill Graves doesn’t think his eight years as governor will be remembered much in the future. Perhaps some Kansans will recall the $13.5 billion, 10-year transportation plan enacted in 1999, he says.
- Cell-phone monthly bills to rise next spring
- December 14, 2002
- Cell-phone subscribers will see their monthly bills go up next spring because of changes in how the government charges phone companies to underwrite services for rural areas and the poor.
- Democrats need to quit whining
- December 14, 2002
- Maybe victory in the Louisiana Senate race Saturday will help Democrats pull themselves together. I hope so, because the whining of party leaders since last month, when Democrats lost control of the Senate, bodes ill for the country.
- Spirituality
- December 14, 2002
- ¢ Nativity scene goes on wheels to skirt ban ¢ Baptist church stages Texas-sized pageant
- Garden City mayor gets apology from election winner
- December 14, 2002
- An incoming member of the Kansas State Board of Education has apologized for calling the mayor of a city in her district “an admitted past illegal immigrant.”
- Advocating condom usage can be dangerous
- December 14, 2002
- If you were a parent and knew that your son or daughter was thinking about engaging in sexual intercourse, wouldn’t you talk to them about condom usage? If our kids are going to have sex anyway, shouldn’t we make sure they are properly protected?
- Wolf Creek gives peek at beefed-up security
- December 14, 2002
- Increased security at the Wolf Creek nuclear power plant since last year’s Sept. 11 terrorist attacks on the United States has cost about $2 million.
- Rare Truman notebook fails to meet auction bid
- December 14, 2002
- Officials at the Harry S. Truman Presidential Museum and Library say they would love to offer a home for a notebook the late president used during his law school days.
- Finnish TV finished with porn
- December 14, 2002
- Cable television stations in Finland are dropping late-night pornography from their programming in response to political pressure and a lack of interest by advertisers.
- Venezuelan crisis intensifies
- December 14, 2002
- A high court in Venezuela ordered the government of Hugo Chavez on Friday to turn police stations, guns, radios and motorcycles over to Caracas’ opposition mayor, a major victory for anti-Chavez forces on the 12th day of a devastating strike.
- Williams has history with Emporia State’s Moe
- December 14, 2002
- Doug Moe happens to be one of the most colorful, most quotable figures in NBA history. He also happens to be a pal of Kansas University men’s basketball coach Roy Williams and the father of Emporia State coach David Moe, who brings his second ESU team to Allen Fieldhouse tonight.
- KU trying to rebound
- Jayhawks set to square off against Creighton today
- December 14, 2002
- Allen Fieldhouse should look good to Kansas University’s “new-look” women’s basketball team today. The freshman- and sophomore-laden Jayhawks, coming off their most embarrassing loss of the season, will try to bounce back against Creighton.
- Dozens at vigil decry beating
- December 14, 2002
- Richard Garcia sat outside the Replay Lounge with a candle, trying to find something - anything - positive in the beating of a gay man there one week earlier. “It saddened my heart that it would happen in Lawrence, Kansas,” he said. “I think it’s outstanding the outpouring of support something like this can bring about.”
- Firebirds roll into title game
- FSHS earns spot in finale with 50-29 victory
- December 14, 2002
- For the Free State High boys basketball team, the second time around was twice as nice. Facing Topeka Washburn Rural for the second time this season, the Firebirds overcame an off night offensively and cruised to a 50-29 semifinal victory over the Junior Blues on Friday at White Auditorium.
- Kissinger resigns Sept. 11 position
- Departure made to avoid business client conflicts
- December 14, 2002
- Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger abruptly resigned Friday as head of a new commission investigating the Sept. 11 terror attacks, complaining in a bitter letter to President Bush that concerns about conflicts of interest could “significantly” delay the panel’s work.
- Seabury boys win thriller, 47-46; girls cruise
- December 14, 2002
- Kickapoo Nation’s desperation three-point attempt seemed to hang in the air forever. “I saw the whole game flash in front of me while that ball was in the air,” Seabury’s Aaron Landis said. “Wow.”
- Firebird mistakes cause meltdown
- Junction City capitalizes on inexperience of youthful Free State in 63-49 victory
- December 14, 2002
- Free State High girls basketball coach Bryan Duncan knew it was only a matter of time before his team’s inexperience showed.
- School district layoffs likely
- Lawrence superintendent expects predicted cuts of $1.5 million to ‘cause a lot of angst’
- December 14, 2002
- Supt. Randy Weseman said Friday the Lawrence school district would begin work on the 2003-2004 budget under the assumption expenses will have to be cut another $1.5 million.
- Ottawa thwarts Nebraska power in 2OT
- December 14, 2002
- Lee Baldwin and Ross Thompson each scored 20 points, helping Ottawa High (3-1) collect a 75-73 double-overtime victory against McCook, Neb., on Friday at the Goodland Tournament.
- Veterans of terror share advice
- Emergency workers from K.C. area learn lessons from ‘95 bombing
- December 14, 2002
- Gary Davis remembers walking through the smoke toward the Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City, smelling burning rubber from flaming vehicles and seeing blood-drenched victims running from the scene.
- Exhibit pays homage to Clemente
- December 14, 2002
- Thirty years after his death, Roberto Clemente is remembered by nearly everyone on this Caribbean island. Now fans have another chance to examine his life and Hall of Fame career.
- For the good of Republican Party, Lott should step down
- December 14, 2002
- About everyone has said or written something that, upon reflection, they wish they could take back or alter. Perhaps they said something at a very emotional or stressful time or wrote something, maybe a letter, that would have been far better off buried in a desk drawer than being put in a mailbox.
- Lots of talk, little action on first day of meetings
- December 14, 2002
- The only swapping taking place on the opening day of baseball’s winter meetings was of stories about inactivity.
- NBA Roundup: Sixers drop fourth straight
- Marbury propels Phoenix past Philly, 99-91
- December 14, 2002
- Stephon Marbury got it done on both ends of the court. Marbury had 28 points and 10 assists and guarded Philadelphia’s Allen Iverson for most of the game, holding him to 7-of-24 shooting as the Phoenix Suns handed the 76ers their fourth straight loss, 99-91 Friday night.
- Club news
- December 14, 2002
- Local briefs
- December 14, 2002
- ¢ Former priest pleads to child molestation ¢ Homeless: Salvation Army needs volunteers for shelter ¢ Telemarketing: Deadline approaching for second no-call list
- Shaq won’t elaborate
- O’Neal falls silent after criticizing Laker teammates
- December 14, 2002
- Whatever is swirling in Shaquille O’Neal’s head lately about his teammates letting him down, no one really seems to understand or agree with him.
- Millions in China watching Yao
- Even morning telecasts of Rockets’ games have huge drawing power
- December 14, 2002
- On an average weeknight last month, a National Basketball Association game between two strong teams drew a television audience of about 1.1 million households in the United States.
- Ferguson flourishing
- Green Bay receiver finally has Favre’s approval
- December 14, 2002
- Robert Ferguson laughs at all the talk about him being a changed man in his second NFL season after a disappointing rookie year.
- Randle El feeling NFL rookie grind
- December 14, 2002
- It sneaks up on many NFL rookies about this time every season. The sport that always was a joy suddenly turns into a 9-to-5 job.
- Cyclones survive Hawkeyes
- December 14, 2002
- Jackson Vroman, playing the final 13:51 with four fouls, converted a three-point play with 19.8 seconds left to break the final tie as Iowa State beat Iowa, 73-69, Friday night.
- Riley turns ‘Bama down
- AD denied prospective coach more time to decide
- December 14, 2002
- Alabama’s search for a football coach took another frustrating turn Friday when New Orleans Saints assistant coach Mike Riley rejected the job after.
- Daily ticker
- December 14, 2002
- Westar: Reorganization might violate debt agreements
- December 14, 2002
- Westar Energy Inc. warned state regulators Friday an order requiring the company to reorganize could force it to violate agreements concerning its more than $3 billion in debt.
- Briefcase
- December 14, 2002
- ¢ Chemical Industry: Dow replaces CEO ¢ New York: H&R Block settles suit ¢ Economy: Wholesale prices fall ¢ Wall Street: Coke to end forecasts
- Investor consortium buys Burger King
- December 14, 2002
- Diageo PLC, the largest liquor company, has finalized the $1.5 billion sale of Burger King to an equity sponsor group, it announced Friday.
- Engagements
- December 14, 2002
- 4-H news
- December 14, 2002
- Suggestions for a successful swap of homemade treats
- December 14, 2002
- Cookie exchanges take almost as many forms as there are sugar cookie recipes. Nevertheless, if you’re considering holding a swap, here are some tips to get you started:
- State briefs
- December 14, 2002
- ¢ Kansas City, Mo.: Highway signs misspell former mayor’s name ¢ Kansas City, Kan.: Separate trials ordered in capital murder case ¢ Emporia: Police suspect deaths were murder-suicide
- Cheney counselor leaving White House
- December 14, 2002
- Mary Matalin, who was brought into the White House to provide inside-Washington savvy, announced Friday that she would leave as counselor to Vice President Dick Cheney but would continue as a consultant.
- Inaugural schedule
- December 14, 2002
- Here’s a look at events planned to mark the inauguration of Gov.-elect Kathleen Sebelius.
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