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Farmers in southern Kansas eager to harvest wheat
Jerry McReynolds usually cuts his own wheat fields.
Celtics' Perkins, rookie Walker undergo surgery
Boston Celtics center Kendrick Perkins underwent surgery on his left shoulder Wednesday to repair an injury that nagged him during the NBA finals and forced him to miss Game 5.
Top pick Giddens arrives for camp with NBA champs
The last three players to pose for pictures at a news conference while holding Celtics jerseys in front of them were Kevin Garnett, Ray Allen and Paul Pierce.  Rose, Beasley, Mayo go 1-2-3 in NBA draftMinutes after the NBA draft started, Derrick Rose learned he was headed home. Long after it ended, O.J. Mayo and Kevin Love were on the move. A night that began with the expected pick ended with a stunning trade, which had two top-five selections changing teams as part of an eight-player deal between Minnesota and Memphis. The Timberwolves dealt the rights to Mayo, the No. 3 pick, to the Grizzlies for Love, taken two spots later, in a trade that wasn't completed until past 2 a.m. EDT, some two hours after Boston made the 60th and final pick of the draft.
Timberwolves grab Mayo at No. 3
The television cameras and newspaper reporters have been following O.J. Mayo since he was 14 years old.
K-State's Beasley, 2 Jayhawks go in first round
Michael Beasley, who revitalized Kansas State's basketball program in one brilliant season, was the overall No. 2 pick in an NBA draft that turned into a huge disappointment for the Sunflower State's second-most famous college player.
Kings take Thompson with 12th pick
As a high school player, Jason Thompson was so lightly regarded that he ended up at Rider instead of a traditional basketball power.  Kan. residents assess damage after deadly twistersAs a tornado bore down on their town, Debby Peterson and her husband knew they had to find shelter. Their own home didn't have a basement, so they ran to their neighbor's.  Families, troops mourn 4 Scouts killed in tornadoFirst came the shock, then the grief. As dozens of people injured in a tornado at an Iowa Boy Scout camp recovered, families and friends tried to make sense of the deaths of four teenage Scouts who had gone to the elite camp to learn how to be leaders. |
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