Powell Expands Iraq Talks With UN Council
Powell pushes for Security Council drafting by week end with a vote expected in a few weeks. Senators Daschle McCain Kerry discuss timing for a resolution on Iraq and potential support before mid October recess. Kerry favors a strong unanimity message to the UN to seek consensus on Saddam Hussein. Powell plans to be in New York for intensive talks.
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Five al-Qaida suspects handed to U S authorities
In Karachi five al-Qaida suspects including Ramzi Binalshibh were handed over to U S officials and flown out. The raid-linked arrests mark a major step in the war on terrorism. Binalshibh is linked to the Sept. 11 plot and aimed to hijack planes in New York.
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Dighton craftsman blends saddles and dress chaps artfully
Thornburg, a Neighbors: Dighton instructor, crafts leather work from saddles to Montana chaps and chinks. He restores, trades tack, and collects Western memorabilia in a basement studio that doubles as a museum. His lifelong pursuit grew from a rural upbringing near Utica with real cowboys and not Hollywood icons.
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Fiesta celebrates freedom with Sept 11 memorial and parade
The community observed a Sept 11 memorial Mass at 8 a.m. and later held the Fiesta Parade, though start time drifted to 10:15. Participants browsed tents in Steven's Park, bought food, and joined various groups including Los Bufalos, while organizers aimed to raise funds for local scholarships. The Fiesta queen crowning and Ballet Folklorico kicked off the first night.
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Farm economy hits producers as feed and markets shrink
The rural sector faces cuts as scorched pastures and grain fields reduce feed, Russia bans chicken products, and mad cow disease in Japan slows beef trade. Iowa State economist Neil Harl calls it a string of blows. he predicts limited consumer impact and a replay of 1998 1999 dynamics with packers and retailers gaining.
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