Thunderstorm risk and cooling for Garden City area
A stray thunderstorm may affect Garden City tonight with cooler air and a chance of showers tomorrow. A stalled storm system keeps clouds and scattered showers through Friday, with 0.15 to 0.50 inch of rain expected before clearing this weekend. Soil temperature yesterday noted by national forecast.
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Iraqi parliament speaker calls for end to violence in Baghdad
In a nationally televised address Iraq's parliament speaker Mahmud al Mashhadani urged end to bloodshed as insurgents bomb and shoot in Baghdad and other cities kill at least seven Iraqis and a US soldier. The U.S. says 12 suspected insurgents including two men linked to al Qaida were convicted in April for terrorist activities.
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Army pushes for blood donations as insurgent attacks continue
At Fort Knox a 17 year old recruit Armando Delgadillo volunteers blood to aid soldiers in Iraq. Other recruits and sailors are urged to donate as insurgent attacks drive demand. Lt Col Gourdine notes a 400 percent rise in need since the Iraq war began and that quarterly needs outpace peacetime levels.
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Iraqi blast hits Baghdad market stalls killing two
A bomb hidden in a central Baghdad mine market struck a busy wholesale area. At least two Iraqis were killed and five wounded, according to Interior Ministry officials and Lt. Col. Falah al Mohamadwi. The attack targeted a market where wholesalers sell food, clothing and house products.
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Qaeda fugitive Nasar detained in Pakistan may face U.S. custody
U S officials say Mustafa Setmarian Nasar also known as Abu Musab al Suri a Syrian Spanish citizen linked to al Qaida training camps was captured in Quetta Pakistan in November 2005 after a sting that killed one person The capture raises questions about his possible transfer to American authorities with U S military officials noting no confirmed custody at Bagram or Guantanamo and Pakistani officials saying he was flown to an undisclosed destination months ago.
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