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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 2005
Page
8
Mostly sunny skies persist with dry weather through the weekend and into early next week. Humidity stays low through Monday then rises Tuesday. South winds at 10 to 20 mph. Each day offers full sunshine across the region. National forecast.
Galdino Perez, a 32 year old immigrant, survived a crash caused by a smuggler fleeing a Border Patrol checkpoint. The vehicle slammed into a pickup, killing his wife Marta Alcala Estrada, his 11 year old daughter Nancy, and 13 year old son Christian, along with two other migrants. Perez and five others were injured. The driver was charged with murder. He had aimed to reunite his family in the United States after years of work in Ohio and Sacramento.
Hurricane Dennis battered Haiti Jamaica and the U S coast causing bridges to collapse cutting off the southwest peninsula four died in Grand Grove Haiti and floods blocked routes from Kingston to the east Cuba. More than 100000 evacuated from the southeast. Guard tower torn down at Guantanamo detention camp. Massive salt spray over the camp fence.
Hurricane Dennis grew to 135 mph with hurricane force winds extending 65 miles, prompting mass evacuations from the Florida Keys to Alabama coast and low-lying areas of the Gulf Coast. Officials warn of dangerous conditions as it targets the northern Gulf Coast, with about 500,000 people urged to evacuate along Alabama and Louisiana regions.
June payrolls rose 146000 with job gains in health care real estate retail and financial activities while manufacturing cut 24000 mainly in autos. The civilian unemployment rate fell to 5.0 percent the lowest since September 2001 signaling continued labor market improvement amid high energy prices.
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