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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 2003

Page

7

Garden City Area Forecast With Sunny Dry Week Ahead

Partly to mostly cloudy tonight in Garden City with a chilly feel. Southeast winds 7 to 14 mph. Tomorrow expect six to eight hours of sun and a northwest breeze. Humidity around 40 percent. The rest of the week stays dry with ample sunshine. Daytime temperatures moderate into the weekend as soil temperature details follow.

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Insurgents Target Iraqi Helpers, Bremer Says

Insurgents aim to intimidate Iraqis aiding the U.S.-led coalition, Bremer says, after setbacks against the coalition. Gen. Abizaid notes foreigners are few and the main threat remains Saddam era loyalists. Bremer stresses the security situation has changed and intimidation will fail.

Baghdad Iraq L. Paul Bremer III Saddam Abizaid U.S Saddam Hussein

Fifth Kansas soldier from Fort Riley dies in Iraq

A Pleasanton resident SPC Josph L. Lister, 22, died in Ar Ramadi when a convoy was hit by a homemade bomb. He was the fifth Kansas casualty from Fort Riley in Iraq, survived by his wife and infant son. Lister was baptized in Pleasanton in 1999 and remembered as maturing in the Army with pride in serving.

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Two U S Soldiers Killed in Mosul Drive-By

In Mosul two U S soldiers were killed while driving downtown. Iraqi assailants dragged them from the car and pummeled them with concrete, witnesses said. Army officials reported no throats slashed or mutilation, and looting occurred after the attack. Abizaid noted a roughly 50 percent drop in daily attacks over two weeks.

Baghdad Mosul U.S Army Joe Yoswa Pentagon Yoswa Somalia Abizaid

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