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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 2007
Page
8
Partly cloudy tonight with east-southeast winds 10 to 20 mph. Tomorrow will be breezy and warmer with partial sunshine and south winds 15 to 25 mph. Humidity falls from about 75 percent in the morning to 30 percent in the afternoon. Sunday turns mostly sunny, breezy and hot with south-southwest winds 10 to 20 mph.
A travelazored tour through Lee Richardson Zoo showcases Africa Asia and the Americas with giraffes rhino elephants and leopards. Visitors meet keepers and learn at elephant yard sessions while enjoying a healthy walk through the zoo and its international ambience.
A White House briefing to Congress found Iraqi leaders made little progress on key military and political benchmarks since July. One benchmark moved from unsatisfactory to satisfactory after a sectarian deal, while officials cite broader developments like budget passage and oil revenue sharing as the intended effects of the benchmarks. The State Department also reported sharp declines in religious freedom in Iraq amid rising violence against worshippers.</s>
Humberto slammed ashore in Texas as a hurricane then weakened into a tropical depression, leaving thousands without electricity across Texas and Louisiana. One death attributed to the storm. Remnants aimed at Mississippi with flood watches. Vermilion River area in Louisiana under flood warnings. Governor Perry declared three southern counties disaster areas. About 118,000 customers lost power at peak. Robert Black, Perry spokesman, said generators, water, and ice were being delivered while power restoration work continued. Forecasters issued advisories midweek as the system intensified from a 35 mph tropical low to an 85 mph hurricane in 18 hours.
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