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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 2002

Page

5

U S bombs in Afghan clash near Jalalabad

In eastern Afghanistan near Jalalabad Afghan troops raided areas of Nangarhar, a warlord's brother died, and a U S A-10 bomb was dropped as a show of force. Haji Zaher, son of the late vice president, blamed a local warlord for the fighting amid reports of al Qaida activity and house to house arrests.

Kabul Afghanistan U.S Haji Zaher Nangarhar Christa D’andrea Jalalabad Zaher Maulvi Noor Ahmad

Smatter children's spray foam recall from Jakks Pacific

Jakks Pacific recalls 296000 cans of Smatter spray foam used at celebrations after eight reports of explosions that cracked car windshields and injured a child. Recalled products include Original Smatter Spit Smatter and Fatter Smatter with codes 0492PT to 0952PT. Call 800 554 5516 for details.

Washington Malibu Calif Jakks Pacific Inc Toy and Discount Department Company Consumer Product Safety Commission

House and Senate move toward compromise talks

The House and Senate push toward compromise legislation to restore confidence in markets rattled by corporate accounting scandals. Republicans seek powers for a new independent accounting overseer with new criminal penalties for fraud, while both parties back stronger document retention rules and formal penalties. Bush urges passage before August recess as investigations into Enron and WorldCom widen. SEC Chair Harvey Pitt defends his ties to the industry and his role amid scrutiny.

Washington House Senate Bush Congress Justice Department Securities and Exchange Commission Enron WorldCom SEC Harvey Pitt New York Times

Sheriff backs officer after shooting death of Nevarez

Undersheriff Bascue reiterates standard procedure and officer innocence in the Nevarez shooting. He notes 18 years with the department and one prior incident when Paul Dewberry was involved, with Toneges sustaining a non fatal shot. The last Garden City police shooting occurred April 17, 1999 at the Trebol Club.

Bascue Nevarez Sheriff's Office Paul Dewberry Dewberry Daniel Toneges Toneges John Andrews Garden City Jesus Romo Trebol Club Buffalo Jones Ave

Egypt offers Palestinian police training amid West Bank pullout

President Bush and Powell held talks with Egyptian Foreign Minister Ahmed Maher who proposed city by city Palestinian police training as Israel withdraws from West Bank towns. Maher warned training hinges on Israel’s full pullout, while urging a roadmap toward two states and continued security cooperation to curb violence.

Washington Egypt Israel West Bank Ahmed Maher Jericho Maher Tel Aviv Bush Powell Marwan Muasher Jordan Saud al-Faisal Saudi Arabia White House Ari Fleischer

Knight campaigns for governor in western Kansas tour

Knight urged transparent government as he touted hiring 100 plus police officers and tech upgrades. He spoke in Garden City meeting before stops in Dodge City and Liberal, noting strong community support. The Aug 6 GOP primary narrows four candidates. Sebelius is Democratic nominee for Nov 5. Knight competes with Kerr, Shallenberger, and Bloom in a tight race.

Knight Garden City Reeve Ethanol Dodge City Liberal GOP Kathleen Sebelius Senate Dave Kerr Hutchinson Tim Shallenburger Baxter Springs Eudora Dan Bloom

Farm bill forecast shows dip then rebound in 2003

A FAPRI analysis projects U S farm income sliding from 47.9 billion in 2001 to 40.8 billion this year, then rising to 47 billion in 2003. The study estimates the 10 year bill at 203.5 billion, with initial projections at 170 billion.

Mary Kay Thatcher American Farm Bureau Federation

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