Garden City Area Weather Forecast Tonight Through Thursday
Partly cloudy tonight with a shower or thunderstorm in spots mainly in the north. Rain totals may average 0.10 to 0.20 inch. Humidity about 65 percent. Thursday will have intervals of clouds and sunshine with a thunderstorm in spots. Additional rain totals may average 0.25 inch. Soil Temperature Yesterday.
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U.N. Agency Seeks Consensus Over Iran Nuclear Move
In Vienna the IAEA postponed a board meeting to press Iran to reinstate its voluntary suspension on uranium conversion and enrichment. While seals at Isfahan were broken, signaling a move toward full plant operation, delegates debated the appropriate response and whether to seek Security Council measures. The session's resumption time was unclear.
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Fifth U S soldier killed in Afghanistan week
A roadside bomb in eastern Ghazni province killed a U S service member, the fifth American casualty in a week. Two other troops were wounded, one died after arrival at Bagram. the surge in violence raises security concerns ahead of September 18 elections.
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Russia to probe mini submarine incident and negligence
Russian prosecutors open a criminal investigation into how seven men were trapped in the AS-28 mini-submarine after officials oversee were deemed negligent. Pacific Fleet plans to deploy two rescue vehicles to aid future recoveries as details emerge about the mission and the entangling nets. Captain Lepetyukha said the crew encountered a fishing-net entanglement while inspecting an underwater antenna, with one contractor onboard.
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Mules Replace Trucks in Smuggling Along Iraq Syria Border
U S soldiers patrolling Sinjar near Iraq's border with Syria encounter mule caravans carrying contraband rather than armed smugglers. Syrians use free mules to move gasoline and cigarettes worth up to 200000 dollars per trip, funding insurgents as cross-border ties and local tribal loyalties complicate efforts to curb smuggling.
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