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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 2007
Page
8
Forecast calls for mainly dry conditions tonight and Wednesday under partly cloudy skies. Lows near freezing tonight, highs in the mid 60s Wednesday, with northwest winds 12 to 25 mph. Humidity should fall to 20 to 30 percent in the afternoon. A few showers possible Wednesday night and Thursday, with a thunderstorm possible. Soil temperature yesterday was 43 to date.
Shirley Spanier Lenora Buller and Linda Madgwick led a Curves food drive delivering over 1200 pounds of non perishable items to Emmaus House. Spanier praised the Curves team for their ongoing charity efforts and community support including coats for kids and other drives.
US Assistant Secretary of State Christopher Hill urged that North Korea meet a weekend deadline to begin dismantling its nuclear program while Macau frozen funds issue loomed. Victor Cha and Kim Kye Gwan held talks as Washington pressed for access to Banco Delta Asia funds to unlock progress on the 60 day plan. The visit by Cha, Richardson, and Principi to Pyongyang aimed to recover servicemen remains as key players warned time was running out.
AP Ipsos poll shows Congress at 40 percent approval while Bush stands in the mid 30s. Independents oppose the Iraq War more than the public, and trust to work with the White House remains limited. Nancy Pelosi comments frame the moment as Democrats reasserting influence.
A public opinion poll of 1,000 adults conducted since May 2006 shows approval of Congress at its highest level since Democrats took power in November 2006. The survey notes include two Oct 2006 repetitions, a 3 percent margin of error, and excludes mixed feelings and not sure responses. The piece highlights the new majority's early actions on hearings and subpoenas, but cites GOP resistance on the minimum wage bill and tax cut demands as the price for passage.
A UN IPCC summary warns warming could trigger food shortages for 130 million people by 2050 with drought risks in Australia and New Zealand by 2030. The 1572 page document, written by 441 scientists, details rising temperatures reducing rice and wheat yields in China Bangladesh and other regions.
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