Garden City area forecast shows warm night and morning shower
The agriculture report warns of dry and warm conditions tonight with temperatures not below 70s. A shower or thunderstorm will occur around daybreak and linger into Tuesday morning, followed by dry conditions after noon Tuesday. Total rainfall expected 0.15 to 0.30 inches with soil temperature yesterday at 73.
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Colleges recruit student bloggers in campus outreach
A AP report details colleges using student blogs to attract applicants. Ball State University promotes blogs on its site, paying writers like Chris Smith of Ohio Dominican University to post about campus life. Dickinson College and Colgate also link student blogs, while some schools screen content to curb offensive language.
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Jamestown 400th celebrations draw dignitaries including Bush
Jamestown Virginia marked its 400th anniversary with a weekend of pageantry and performances. President George W Bush spoke on the anniversary day, following the visit of Queen Elizabeth II and remarks by honorary chair Sandra Day O Connor. Organizers hope the event raises Jamestown profile and boosts tourism for years.
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Forces search for soldiers in triangle of death area
U S and Iraqi forces battled suspected Sunni insurgents during a massive search for three missing American soldiers south of Baghdad. Two insurgents were killed and four wounded while 4,000 American troops, aircraft and Iraqi forces pressed the hunt around Mahmoudiya and Youssifiyah. The Islamic State in Iraq claimed it captured soldiers in a deadly attack, tying to past mutilation cases and signaling a brazen move by the al Qaida aligned group despite no proof.
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