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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 2005
Page
8
The forecast calls for a clear to partly cloudy sky tonight with excellent drying conditions. Tuesday will be sunny to partly cloudy with warm highs. Wednesday continues hot with sun and clouds and possible afternoon thunderstorms in spots.
On Red Square Putin, Bush, Chirac, and Schroeder joined a grand ceremony marking the 60th anniversary of Allied victory over Nazi Germany. Jets roared, veterans waved carnations as the pageant recalled the Great Patriotic War and the Soviet sacrifice.
In Moscow on the 60th anniversary of World War II victory, President Bush sits beside Vladimir Putin at a grand parade near Lenin's tomb amid Soviet flags and trodging goose-stepping soldiers. The leaders shared smiles and a public display of camaraderie as Bush prepares to address Georgia after the events.
The passage notes ceremonial green and gold uniforms bearing a red flag with a hammer and sickle, a replica of the Red Army's 150th Rifle Division banner raised at the Reichstag on May 1, 1945, and the Kremlin displaying "victory" in multiple languages. Putin thanked allies of the Soviet Union and urged unity among former Soviet republics and the world.
American troops backed by helicopters and warplanes attacked insurgents in the al Jazirah Desert near the Syrian border. About 75 militants were killed in the first 24 hours, with Regimental Combat Team 2 and the 2nd Marine Division driving operations north of the Euphrates. The brief did not confirm dates, counts, or casualties. The Chicago Tribune reported over 1,000 US troops raiding villages around Obeidi, west of Baghdad, an operation to last several days, with some forces north of the Euphrates and others south while engineers built a pontoon bridge.
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