Saddam predicts Iraqi triumph amid U N sanctions and Bush pressure
In a televised national day speech Saddam Hussein said Iraq will emerge victorious despite foreign schemes and urged fighting for independence. He referenced U S threats as Bush pursues regime change and possible military action while UN weapons inspections remain suspended.
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Lakin fair features 4-H help and jammed quilt entries
The Lakin fairgrounds host a busy three day event with 4-H projects and a quilt show linked to the local J Journey Men Quartet. Meals run high as baked steak, pork burgers, brisket and a free barbecue entice attendees. Judging for open class begins Thursday morning at 1 p.m. 4-H beef show starts at 7:30 p.m. Friday Barnyard Olympics at 1 p.m. and livestock sale follow the barbecue.
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One-Third of U S Faces Severe Drought, Summer Heat
Government reports more than 36 percent of the contiguous states are in severe to extreme drought as of June. June was the fifth warmest on record at 71.6 degrees, with abnormally warm conditions across the Southwest and northern Plains. Drought damages agriculture, wildfires rise, and pastures in several states are poor to very poor.
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City Commission Cuts Budget By One Mill In Cuts Across Agencies
City commissioners approve a 1.63 mill reduction totaling 206000 in gains and losses across departments. Major cuts include 16000 for a new airport truck, 30000 for street sealing, 12000 for cutting wireless links to cemeteries and parks, and 50000 for dugout work at Peebles Complex. Health insurance increases will raise 60000, with prior steps reducing reserves and raising utility payments. If a 3.062 mill increase stands, overall taxes rise about 10 percent. homeowners see increases from 177.85 to 195.45 on 50000 homes and 355.70 to 390.91 on 100000 homes. The city hopes to gain another 100000 if the county opts out of a Jennie Barker Road project, potentially trimming engineering fees by 100000 and narrowing the project scope. The city’s mill levy will be added to county and local district levies.
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MASDA Leaders Discuss Shared Agricultural Challenges
Leaders from 12 MASDA states described similar budget strains and cutbacks affecting agriculture. Officials cited drought, floods, hay shortages, lay offs in animal health, water and land use concerns, and the need for disease diagnosis and rapid responses across states.
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