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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 2006
Page
8
Patchy clouds drift across Garden City tonight as SSE winds 15 to 25 mph. Saturday brings a shift to SSW winds 25 to 35 mph with gusts to 45 mph and a sunny to partly cloudy sky. Temperatures rise to near 90, with dry and very warm conditions continuing Sunday and Monday. Soil temperature yesterday was 80.
President Bush and British Prime Minister Blair acknowledge missteps in invading Iraq while defending the overall course. They call Abu Ghraib abuses a troubling chapter, say the insurgency was underpredicted, and stress continued efforts to help Iraq govern and defend itself. Blair notes strong government in Baghdad and lack of a defense minister.
Mexican President Vicente Fox lauded the Senate immigration reform vote as a monumental step forward and urged continued debate. He spoke to California legislators during a multi state trip, praising border security measures and a path to citizenship for millions in the country illegally. Fox met with California officials, including Governor Schwarzenegger, and discussed border control, tunnels, and a potential National Guard role.
A powerful car bomb exploded in a Nahda outdoor market in east Baghdad killing at least nine. About 30 people were wounded as police and hospital officials described a busy Islamic weekend scene with old furniture and appliances stalls. Prime Minister Maliki planned talks with Iran's Mottaki as he considers names to assume security duties within 18 months.
At least 650 U.S. troops died away from combat while stationed in the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, with figures for OIF and OEF up to April 29, 2006. This item notes non-combat deaths during the two operations and provides the regional totals through the stated date.
Kenneth Lay and Jeffrey Skilling, Enron executives once seen as visionaries, were found guilty on six main counts plus bank fraud and false statements in Lay’s non juried trial. Skilling earned convictions on 19 counts of fraud conspiracy and insider trading in a case that shook corporate America.
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