Garden City Area Forecast Brings Clearing Tonight and Sun
Breezy conditions ease tonight with a clear sky. Wednesday expects mainly sunny skies and excellent drying conditions. Thursday remains sunny with continued drying and gusty breezes. A storm system is forecast to bring rain to the area Friday.
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Global field of papal hopefuls spans continents
Vatican voters consider a wide slate of candidates led by cardinals from Cuba Canada India and Indonesia as potential firsts for their continents. Among the contenders are Julius Darmaatmadja of Indonesia Ivan Dias of India and Wilfrid Napier of South Africa as the conclave narrows on a successor to John Paul II with a global backdrop.
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Papal Vacancy Rules After John Paul II Death
Following John Paul II death, the papal chamberlain leads funeral and conclave planning. The conclave must begin 15 to 20 days after death, with white smoke signaling a new pope. Africa's Francis Arinze and Canada’s Marc Ouellet are among leading contenders. Latin American options include Jaime Ortega y Alamino of Havana.
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Rumsfeld urges Iraqi leaders to speed up new government
Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld pressed Iraq's new leaders to avoid delays in forming a constitutional government and defeating insurgents during his Iraq visit. Prime Minister Ibrahim al Jaafari said good technocrats would staff ministries while Interim President Talabani pledged cooperation and a timely cabinet.
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Bolton denies pressuring officials during UN ambassador hearing
Washington AP Bolton faces Senate Foreign Relations Committee questions on alleged intimidation of officials over Cuba and Iran weapons programs. Carl Ford Jr. could testify as Democrats press the line that Bolton pressured staff. Bolton rejects the charges while defending international law and UN diplomacy. Neil Silver and a CIA officer were also discussed behind closed doors.
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