Bush seeks billions for war costs in Iraq and Afghanistan
President Bush asked Congress for about 87 billion dollars for the next fiscal year to fund military and intelligence operations in Iraq, Afghanistan, and related efforts. About 66 billion would cover Iraq 51 billion for Iraq, 11 billion for Afghanistan and 200 million for the Horn of Africa with additional funds for foreign troops stabilization and infrastructure work.
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Community College Football Sparks Local Hype and Family Ties
Fans describe Saturday as the start of a lively season at Garden City Community College as first timers and long-time supporters enjoy outdoor play. Sophomore Andre Hall shines with 270 rushing yards last week against Dodge City, while veteran Boones recall decades of Broncbuster action. Rain interrupts fourth quarter but fans return, backing Chris Ricard and the team in a 23-7 loss to Coffeyville.
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Bomb Wounds Two U S Soldiers in Baghdad Amid Coalition Push
Insurgents detonated a bomb in central Baghdad injuring two U S soldiers as they exited a tunnel. Two Humvees were damaged one of which caught fire after overturning. Britain to send 1 200 more troops joining 11 000 already there under a broad coalition plan.
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Geil voices home health care concerns in Washington visit
Nurse Geil, with 15 years in a home-based care agency, urged lawmakers on Medicare drug coverage and home health reimbursements. She met with nurses and health professionals, exchanged business cards, and spoke to representatives including Sen. Brownback and Rep. Moran about rising costs and policy debates.
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Zia Mahmood Carries Slam in Montreal Mixed Pairs
In the 2002 World Bridge Championships Mixed Pairs, North-South Judy Radin and Zia Mahmood reached a six notrump slam after Zia misled West with a spade six from dummy. West led ten of spades, allowing East’s jack to reveal West’s 9-8 spades and enable the decisive line.
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