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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 2004
Page
1
In Fallujah Iraq Marines use on the ground diplomacy to ease anger and win trust after a major assault. Capt Alex Henegar notes the shift from hard fighting to relationship building as rebels are routed and development funds planned to aid reconstruction.
At a key bridge scene in Iraq, a 30 year old from Lookout Mountain Ga urges security as a prerequisite for progress. Henegar vows to seek permission to keep the bridge open if humanitarian aid can pass, while an Army soldier demands it stay closed amid mortar fire. The interpreter relays hopes for medical care for an ailing woman.
Finney County records 1.23 inches of rain in November, topping the 0.86 inch normal. Yearly total reaches 24.5 inches versus 18.79 inches normal as farmers in the region complete corn and other crops amid moisture, with harvest progress slowed but ongoing.
Wichita AP reports cool wet weather keeps farmers out of fields slowing fall harvest. Corn is 97 percent done while sorghum 83 percent soybeans 88 percent and sunflowers 79 percent finished. Cotton only 13 percent complete with about 94 percent of winter wheat emerged.
In Wichita AP report, three of four major meatpackers say a second suspected mad cow case has not worsened already reduced production. The industry remains strained by border closures and loss of overseas markets, with little news left to shock an already battered system.
Mark Klein of Cargill Excel Corp says the sector has not reopened and faces ongoing cattle shortages. Tyson Foods, Swift & Co., and Excel report extended cutbacks at slaughterhouses due to market conditions, export gaps, and softer domestic demand, with Tyson reducing weekly hours and layoffs amid tighter supplies.
An audience in Garden City watched Hugo the 8 year old and Louie the 3 year old falcons during a North American Falconers Association lecture at Finnup Education Center led by Lisa Cherry of Temecula. NAFA members from 37 states and three countries attended, with 300 falconers at the conference and falconry events filling four hotels.
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