Garden City Area Weather Outlook
The jet stream sits north with arctic air kept well away as next days stay dry and mild with partly sunny skies. Tonight winds will be southerly 7 to 14 mph and tomorrow afternoon will turn north at 8 to 16 mph with about 40 percent humidity.
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Woodruff Recovers From Surgery After Iraq Blast
ABC News anchor Bob Woodruff and cameraman Doug Vogt were seriously injured by a roadside bomb near Taji, Iraq. Surgeons removed shrapnel from Woodruff’s head and neck and both men, wearing body armor, were stabilized and flown to Germany for further treatment.
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ABC News anchor Bob Woodruff and cameraman Doug Vogt remain in stable condition following surgeries after serious injuries from an Iraqi vehicle attack on Sunday. The incident involved the armored vehicle they were traveling in during coverage of the war.
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Enron trial jury selection set to begin in Houston
In Houston jurors begin to be questioned for the trial of Kenneth Lay and Jeffrey Skilling on fraud conspiracy insider trading and related counts. Lay faces seven counts while Skilling faces 31. both plead not guilty as the case proceeds in federal court near Enron's former HQ.
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Reserve prepares for changing of the guard
Washington AP Greenspan, 79, prepares to retire after 18 1/2 years as Fed chairman. Ben Bernanke, 52, chosen by Bush to lead the Fed, awaits Senate approval and a Wednesday swearing in. Economists expect a quarter point rate hike to 4.50 percent to curb inflation. Greenspan’s tenure oversaw a long expansion and two mild recessions.
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GOP leadership race nears votes amid scandal
In the bid to replace Rep. Tom DeLay as House majority leader, Blunt Boehner and Shadegg claim 120, 90 and about 50 votes respectively, far exceeding the 232 eligible. The split totals foretell a tense election set for Thursday as Republican Rep. Reynolds cites a windy battle ahead amid Bush’s low polls and a string of corruption cases.
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