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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 2002
Page
9
A weather update notes today’s precipitation with 0.14 inches expected, while 0.00 inches and 3.85 inches are recorded for March 19 2002 and January 1 2002 totals respectively. A flood watch is in effect today with off and on rain all day and a total 8.13 inches since the start of the year.
The article lists moon phases from March 22 to April 12 including March 22 first quarter, March 28 full moon, April 4 last quarter, and April 12 new moon. It provides a simple sequence of lunar dates without extra context.
Vice President Cheney said he would return to the region next week to meet Yasser Arafat if an Israeli Palestinian cease-fire is reached. Bush, Powell, and Boucher touted progress while Zinni works on a three way security meeting.
In Shah Agha Dorahi Afghanistan a farmer Abdul Wadood tends his opium crop amid a stalled plan to plant tractors nationwide. District chief Haji Naik Nazar notes instability and avoids disrupting security. A UN survey shows 84 percent of former poppy land cultivated again. eradicating now harms tens of thousands.
Abdul Wadood tends a poppy field at Shah Agha Dorahi six miles west of Kandahar Afghanistan. The new government banned poppy cultivation after planting began and farmers fear crop destruction. Flowers and harvests are due within six weeks.
In Bucharest authorities halted dozens of horses and carts and escorted them to a city pound, fining owners as part of a crackdown on illegal equestrian traffic. The effort targets horses pulling scrap metal carts on asphalt, a scene common on crowded streets despite a ban.
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