Stephanie Ramos, WIBW, August 21, 2008 Kansas bio leaders and supporters of the National Bio & Agro Defense Facility met Thursday with the media to answer safety concerns about the $ 451 Million dollar laboratory they want to bring to the Kansas State University campus. The project has been in the works for 2 years now. Leaders say the facility would develop solutions to high consequence foreign animal diseases including those that can spread from animals to people. But a group calling itself no national bio agro defense facility in kansas says the bio lab is too dangerous to be located anywhere in the US mainland, especially Manhattan. ... Will