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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 2006
Page
8
A cold front approaches Garden City tonight with rain possible toward dawn. Most rain ends by midmorning Wednesday with totals under 0.20 inches. Wednesday turns colder with partial sun and north winds 15 to 25 mph. Warmer conditions return Thursday and Friday. Soil temperature noted yesterday.
North Korea called U.N. sanctions a declaration of war after its October nuclear test. Japan and South Korea reported signs of a possible second explosion, while China urged dialogue. U.S. officials warned a second test would draw a clear international response.
The Census Bureau announced the United States population reached 300 million at 6 46 am marking the milestone with little fanfare. Experts say the figure is not precise and may have been reached months earlier due to counting uncertainties including illegal immigration.
The Census Bureau clock shows one person added every 11 seconds as the US approaches 300 million. Officials weigh how to mark the milestone with quiet sensitivity ahead of elections and immigration debates.
US and Iraqi troops join police in Balad 50 miles north of Baghdad amid sectarian attacks that have killed at least 91. Gunmen in police uniforms abducted 13 civilians at a checkpoint. authorities say victims were moved to a nearby neighborhood. U.S. forces backed security efforts after initial hesitation and reported a marked drop in violence over the past 24 hours with continued mortar exchanges targeting civilians.
In Waikoloa Hawaii Doris Christianson fled her ocean view hotel after Sunday's 6.7 magnitude quake the strongest in more than two decades. She and other evacuees found cheaper lodging while authorities restored power cleared roads and kept airports open. Tourists returned, Governor Linda Lingle urged continued travel to Hawaii.
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