Gift from the United States fuels Afghan aid drop
The United States provides 87,000 pounds of peanut butter jam crackers and beans with tomato sauce in yellow pouches to Afghanistan. A grieving Afghan, Mohammed Afzi, laments his brother a U N mine clear worker killed in Kabul. Fox News weighs using blurry war visuals amid scarce footage.
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Grounded Air Canada crew thank Garden City responders
Captain of Air Canada flight 693 expresses gratitude to Garden City Kansas responders who aided passengers after an emergency landing on September 11. He commends Garden City Airport staff, Central Plains Aviation, Red Cross volunteers, law enforcement, hospitality providers, and local businesses for extraordinary support during a three day stay. He notes Air Canada team’s appreciation and suggests adding Garden City to American destinations.
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Contact addresses for Kansas lawmakers and U S senators
The note lists contact details for Kansas officials including Sen. Sam Brownback in Washington D C with phone and email, Rep. Jerry Moran in Washington D C with phone and email, Attorney General Carla Stovall at the Kansas Judicial Center in Topeka with phone, and Sen Pat Roberts in Washington D C with a phone line.
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Trust in government rises after 9 11 poll surge
The Washington Post poll shows 64 percent trust the government to do right most of the time or always, the highest since 1966. The surge reflects hope government can fight terrorism and recession, despite doubts about handling security, economy, and long conflict costs. Strong unity from leaders boosts confidence, but high expectations risk swift disappointment if results lag.
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World events set on Sept 9 historical highlights
On September 9 across history notable events include Mao Zedong’s death in 1976 at Beijing age 82, the Continental Congress adopting United States in 1776, NBC creation in 1926, Allied Salerno Taranto operations in 1943, and North Korea's 1948 formation. Thought for Today notes obstacles distract when eyes leave the goal.
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