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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 2006
Page
6
The report predicts mainly clear and moonlit conditions tonight with cooler Thursday highs. A few areas may see an afternoon thunderstorm, though rainfall should stay under 0.20 inches in most places. Winds on Thursday from the south averaging 8 to 16 mph with humidity around 35 percent in the afternoon. Soil temperature yesterday is noted.
BP faces worsening pipe corrosion as Prudhoe Bay ages with more water in drilling. Experts say current wells yield three quarters water, raising concerns about infrastructure while a transit line leak triggers phased shutdowns. Production at about 400,000 barrels daily remains split east and west, amid prior spill investigations.
Sen. Joe Lieberman filed petitions to appear on the November ballot as an independent after conceding the Democratic primary to Ned Lamont. He collected over 18 000 signatures under the Connecticut for Lieberman party, aiming for higher ballot placement in a three way race with Lamont and Republican Alan Schlesinger.
Dear Annie outlines a couple in their late seventies trapped by co signing for their son's rent and car payments. They must stop covering debts and seek help from the National Foundation for Consumer Credit to curb the couple's financial and health toll.
A reader urges Dr Donohue to raise awareness of glioblastoma multiforme, the deadliest brain cancer. The letter notes rapid growth, typical survival under a year, and treatment with surgery radiation and chemo. It cites about 18 400 U S deaths yearly and lists common symptoms including morning headaches double vision weakness seizures memory and personality changes and speech difficulty.
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