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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 2007
Page
8
Partly cloudy tonight with milder air and south winds 7 to 14 mph. Tomorrow rises into the middle 50s under a partly sunny sky, then milder for the region before a system brings clouds and a touch of freezing drizzle Wednesday. Soil temperature yesterday was 23.
A brief forecast from National Weather Service Kansas Road Co for Tuesday February 6 2007. It outlines weather expectations for the region, noting possible conditions and general temperature trends impacting travel and daily activities.
Senator Dianne Feinstein urges GOP lawmakers not to block a Senate vote on a nonbinding resolution opposing Bush’s plan to deploy 21,500 additional troops to Iraq, saying obstruction would be a terrible mistake. Senator John McCain counters that backing the measure supports national security.
Violence gripped Baghdad as Lt Gen Abboud Gambar took lead of a planned joint security operation with U S and Iraqi forces. At least 29 people died in bomb and mortar attacks including two car bombs in south Baghdad. The plan envisions up to 90,000 troops, with districts receiving up to 600 U S troops each, to curb sectarian bloodshed. The effort follows two prior failed operations and faces skepticism from the Sadr bloc over delays.
Washington demands Pyongyang quit the nuclear business in exchange for energy or economic aid. Christopher Hill says talks in Beijing could resume after stalled negotiations, amid reports of a possible reactor freeze and IAEA inspections in return for oil and light-water reactors. Tokyo ties aid to North Korea's abductee transparency, with Abe insisting on sincerity before any energy assistance.
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