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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 2006
Page
8
Forecast for Garden City and nearby areas calls for a mostly cloudy and breezy night, followed by a cloudy Saturday with a shower. Drying will be poor with trace to tenth inch rain. Sunday turns partly sunny with 4 to 8 hours of sun aiding moderate drying. Excellent drying on Monday. Soil temperature unconfirmed.
A brief National Weather Service style forecast notes Kansas road conditions via the 511 hotline. It highlights that travelers can call 511 for current roadway status, closures, and travel advisories across Kansas. The item emphasizes accessibility of real time updates for motorists.
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad warned any country backing Israel and called the U.N. Security Council illegitimate as a draft sanctions resolution on Tehran looms. He urged Israel's allies to distance themselves from "criminals" during Al Quds Day rallies in Tehran. Dozens of protests across Iran criticized U.S. support for Israel and Jerusalem's status.
In Iraq Shiite militiamen led by Muqtada al Sadr push to extend influence, with the Mahdi Army linked to powerful parties supporting Prime Minister Maliki. After Balad violence, Sunnis flee amid beheadings and reprisals, intensifying calls to disband militias and restore security.
Shiite militia led by Muqtada al Sadr overran Amarah with about 800 fighters, storming three police stations and placing roadblocks. Explosives flattened police HQs before a temporary truce. security forces and al Sadr envoy discuss the crisis as protracted sectarian violence looms.
OPEC agreed to reduce production by about 1.2 million barrels per day with all members except Iraq affected, taking effect November 1. UAE minister Mohammed bin Dhaen al Hamili announced the move in Doha following an emergency gathering in Qatar. Saudi Arabia backed the cut, signaling cartel unity as prices had fallen sharply, with analysts noting the possibility of further cuts to defend prices.
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