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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 2004
Page
1
Debra Bolton of Garden City observes vultures sunning and roosting at Lake Scott State Park, highlighting a morning scene near the water and the park’s wildlife.
Washington officials say the Bush administration faces broad farm policy issues as Japan and about 40 other nations maintain bans on U.S. beef after one case of mad cow disease. The agenda includes resuming exports to Japan and Taiwan, reopening Canadian borders, and WTO talks shaping a new farm bill due in 2007. Agriculture Secretary Veneman aims to stay, with personnel decisions pending.
In Garden City a hypnotist returns this Saturday after a 2004 repeal of a 1969 state law that once treated hypnotic performances as a misdemeanor with fines up to 50 dollars. The Cruz brothers had earlier canceled a Fiesta Court yard show at 1810 Buffalo Jones Ave and refunded ticket buyers after police intervention.
American forces pressed inside Fallujah as insurgent activity surged, while reinforcements rushed to Mosul. Clashes flared on central Baghdad Haifa Street amid ongoing insurgent assaults. A UH-60 Black Hawk was shot down north of Baghdad. three crew members were wounded but recovering.
Gov Kathleen Sebelius and Insurance Commissioner Sandy Praeger unveiled a plan to curb rising obesity and health care costs in Kansas. The package seeks broader insurance coverage for uninsured residents, streamlined medical services, and a push to promote healthier living statewide through business, education, and community outreach led by Rod Bremby.
Yasser Arafat was buried in a marble grave as mourners swarmed the Mugata compound in Ramallah. Police fired into the air to hold back the crowd while clerics recited Quranic verses and guards wept, amid scenes of pandemonium and devotion.
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