Agriculture Forecast for Garden City Area
Partly cloudy and breezy tonight with most places rain-free as storms stay east. Winds from the south at 20 to 30 mph. Thursday brings sunny to partly cloudy and windy conditions with southwest winds 15 to 25 mph. Relative humidity lowers from 70 percent in the morning to 15 percent in the afternoon. Soil temperature yesterday was 74.
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Tuberculosis scare exposes gaps in border security
US border officials faced sharp questions from lawmakers over how a single officer let Andrew Speaker enter the United States despite a health alert. Hearings highlighted policy gaps and the rush to tighten rules as Speaker, a 31 year old Atlanta lawyer, traveled to Europe for a wedding and honeymoon and then re entered Canada before returning home.
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Bombings Hit Baghdad Shiite Shrine District
Baghdads Shiite shrine area in Kazimiyah was rocked by car bombings killing seven and wounding 27. The attacks followed fighting elsewhere as Iraqi troops and U.S. forces pressed operations against Sunni militants including al Qaida in Iraq. Police reported gunman deaths and officials noted political moves over the U.N. mandate and U.S. troop presence.
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Manager suspended for kicking dirt at umpire
The manager was indefinitely suspended by Major League Baseball after an argument in which he kicked dirt and possibly struck the umpire’s foot during a heated confrontation.
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Questioning Life and Death Choices Sparks Public Debate
A long imprisoned individual convicted of murder for aiding a terminally ill man ends a eight year sentence after release last Friday. In a "60 Minutes" interview the person states no future involvement in assisted personal crises, maintains unchanged views, and confirms a two year parole period.
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