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K-State Running Back Arrested On Warrants - July 7, 2008

MANHATTAN, Kan. -- Kansas State junior running back Leon Patton is arrested for two outstanding warrants and driving with a suspended license. Riley County police Lt. Kurt Moldrup said Patton was pull...
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Mother, 2 Teens Burned In Grease Fire - July 7, 2008

GRANDVIEW, Mo. -- A kitchen grease fire burned a mother and her two teenage children, one of which suffered serious burns.The fire started at about 7 p.m. Sunday at a townhome in Grandview. A 15-year-...
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OP Arboretum Another Staycation Idea - July 7, 2008

OVERLAND PARK, Kan. -- Summer is here and gasoline is expensive. So if you&039;re looking for a place to get away without dropping a lot money, consider the Overland Park Arboretum and Botanical Gardens.I...
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YMCA Uses Bracelets To Keep Swimmers Safe - July 7, 2008

PARKVILLE, Mo. -- Between 300 and 400 children are expected to die in swimming accidents this year, experts said.The YMCA is using a bracelet program to try to keep its young swimmers safe.The green, ...
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New Missouri law goes after illegal immigrants, employers - July 7, 2008

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. _ Gov. Matt Blunt signed legislation Monday that creates new restrictions on illegal immigrants and new requirements for businesses that employ them.<p><p>Blunt said t...
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Schools Squeezed By Rising Food Prices - July 7, 2008

TOPEKA, Kan. -- Like many families, the state&039;s school districts are feeling pinched by rising food prices. It&039;s pressuring them to increase what they charge students for lunches.
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KU Prof Ready To Test $1-A-Gallon Biodiesel - July 7, 2008

Williams and her team are preparing to get the alternative fuel into some test vehicles, starting with lawnmowers used by Facilities and Operations at the university. She hopes that within two years, ...
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Newborn Screening Expanded In Kansas - July 7, 2008

House Speaker Melvin Neufeld, an Ingalls Republican who pushed for more screenings, called the new law one of the most significant health policies in the last 20 years in Kansas. The law went into eff...
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Crime Stoppers Unveils Text-Message System - July 7, 2008

KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- The Crime Stoppers TIPS Hot line has a new text-messaging system as a way to deliver information on crimes in metro area.The system allows a tipster to stay anonymous by delivering...
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Jury Being Picked In Videotaped Sex Killing Case - July 7, 2008

INDEPENDENCE, Mo. -- Jury selection began Monday in the capital murder trial of a suburban Kansas City man accused in the 2006 videotaped sex killing of Marsha Spicer.Attorneys are scheduled to spend ...
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