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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 2005
Page
8
Tonight in Garden City area expect partly cloudy skies with a slight thunderstorm chance after midnight. Winds southeast 7 to 14 mph. humidity around 60 percent. Saturday forecasts more sun than clouds with a warm breezy afternoon and southerly winds 10 to 20 mph. humidity near 40 percent. Soil temperature data for yesterday is not provided.
AP IPSOS poll shows a majority of Americans oppose reinstating the military draft with 11 percent strongly in favor and 23 percent somewhat in favor, while the remainder lean against or are undecided.
Shoaib Yosoufzai arrives at West Point as Afghanistan's first international cadet under the international program. He vows to serve his country in four years, balanced by English drills, marching, and culture shocks from Omaha to New York. He aims to become a military officer while symbolizing U S Afghan ties.
An AP Ipsos poll finds about seven in ten oppose restoring the military draft and many would not urge their children to enlist. The Army misses monthly recruiting goals amid ongoing Iraq and Afghanistan war efforts, with all four services facing volunteer shortfalls and debate over potential drafts. Defense Secretary Rumsfeld insists the all volunteer force will not be revived.
In Fallujah, a death by own action car bomber hit a US Marine convoy killing two Marines. Three Marines and a sailor remained missing with thirteen Marines wounded. casualties included women. The attack came as Bush and al Jaafari prepared to discuss Iraqi security force training.
In a Senate Judiciary subcommittee hearing Kansas Republican Sen. Sam Brownback led a session examining the 1973 Roe v. Wade and Doe v. Bolton rulings. Norma McCorvey and Sandra Cano testified they were duped by lawyers and did not intend to support abortion rights showing they felt their identities were used without consent.
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