Garden City Area Forecast With Showers Tonight
Forecast for Garden City and surrounding area calls for some clouds and cool conditions tonight with a shower or thunderstorm in spots. Any thunderstorm tonight could bring up to 0.25 to 0.50 inches. Some sunshine for Wednesday with a chance of a shower or thunderstorm in spots. East-northeast winds at 6 to 12 mph. Any thundershower could add about 0.10 inch. Soil temperature yesterday provided by National Forecast.
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Immigration plan: faster deportations and 30 day Mexican visits
Homeland Security plans expedited removal for some illegals arrested near ports and will allow Mexicans on short laser visas to stay up to 30 days. The rule keeps the 25 mile border travel limit and timing of effect unclear as Bush aims to win border states votes.
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Analysts expect rate rise despite weak July jobs data
Washington AP reports disappointing July job growth may lead Fed policymakers to pause on further rate increases, though many analysts still expect a 0.25 point rise. Some warn the November elections could trigger a breather if the data remain weak, while others emphasize the employment report as decisive.
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Bush taps Porter Goss to head the CIA
President Bush nominates Rep. Porter Goss of Florida to lead the CIA amid terrorism and upheaval. The House intelligence committee chair is praised as well prepared to bolster the agency and oversee intelligence operations pending Senate confirmation.
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Nichols seeks forgiveness as court imposes 161 life terms
Oklahoma City bombing co conspirator Terry Nichols addressed the court for the first time confessing faith in God and asking victims for forgiveness. Judge Steven Taylor sentenced him to 161 consecutive life terms for first degree murder. Nichols previously had life without parole on federal counts. Some relatives welcomed his words, others criticized the tone.
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