Hutchins 66 90 Forecast for Garden City Area
A sun and cloud mix brings warm temperatures and strong south winds of 20 to 40 mph for Wednesday aiding drying conditions. A cold front tonight lowers to cooler air for the weekend. Winds stay windy Wednesday but fall off by weekend. Soil temperature yesterday. National forecast.
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Beatings reveal Hispanics vulnerability in Canton Ga
Domingo Lopez Vargas a 55 year old Guatemalan immigrant was beaten after being lured into a green truck with teens offering work for 9 dollars an hour. Other Hispanic day laborers report similar assaults, sparking questions about racial tensions in Canton. Prosecutors may charge five teens with hate crimes amid armed robbery and assault counts. The defendants include Ben Cagle whose grandparents helped found the Cherokee County Republican Party.
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Cuba halts most dollar sales amid price rise warning
Cuban officials suspend most dollar sales and warn of higher dollar prices for food and gasoline after blaming new U S measures. The move spurred long lines at late night stores as authorities said dollar stores would reopen only with higher prices for non exempt items.
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Kerry stays focused on health care issue
Democrat John Kerry centers on health care reform amid Iraq prisoner abuse fallout. He plans a tour of a family health center and a round-table with health professionals to spotlight rising costs and small business effects. News cycles may push other stories, but Kerry emphasizes a health care crisis per his battleground state swing.
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Congress Eyes Law On Cell Phone Camera Voyeurism
Washington lawmakers propose a federal crime to punish surreptitious photos and video using cell phones. The measure targets “video voyeurism” in public and private spaces, citing incidents of hidden filming and posted images online, with penalties up to one year in jail.
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