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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 2007
Page
8
Partly cloudy and cold tonight with east-northeast winds 8 to 16 mph. Tomorrow will be mostly sunny and cooler with southeast winds 10 to 20 mph. Humidity falls from 70 percent in the morning to about 35 percent in the afternoon. Thursday brings clouds, breezy conditions and a little rain with southeast winds 12 to 25 mph.
Thousands left homeless after a magnitude 8.1 quake and 30 foot tsunami sought refuge on a hillside behind Gizo as officials warn the death toll will rise. Bishops and worshippers were among the dead, with dozens of homes destroyed and 5,000 affected nationwide. Local leaders describe widespread devastation and ongoing aftershocks as rescue teams comb hard to reach coastlines.
Prime Minister Blair described the next two days as fairly critical in resolving the dispute over 15 British sailors and marines detained by Iran near the Shatt al-Arab. He offered a diplomatic door if Tehran pursues talks, else Britain would adopt a tougher stance. Iran seeks an apology and proposed a delegation to determine if Britain violated Iranian waters.
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki moon urged the United States and Britain to pause tougher sanctions while he seeks more political space to persuade Sudan to accept UN peacekeepers in Darfur. He plans to send experts to Addis Ababa to follow up on a plan for a joint AU USN force of 20,000, with UN support, amid Sudanese changes to the deal.
Ban said next week’s talks in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia would center on a plan to deploy more than 3,000 U.N. troops, police and personnel to Darfur. The AU force there is understaffed and underarmed, failing to halt escalating violence that has killed over 200,000 in nearly four years. The conflict strains spill over into Central African Republic and Chad, with hundreds of thousands of Darfur’s 2.5 million homeless refugees.
Thousands of protesters crowded Kiev as Yanukovych supporters set up a tent camp outside parliament while Yushchenko’s backers planned counter rallies in Independence Square. Yushchenko dissolved parliament and scheduled early elections amid a two year feud over Western alignment versus closer ties with Russia. The majority coalition vowed to meet until the Constitutional Court rules on Yushchenko’s order as lawmakers fired the Central Elections Commission and withheld funding for the May 27 vote.
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