Iraq ambush in Khaldiyah leaves police chief dead
In Khaldiyah a brazen attack on coalition forces killed Col. Khedeir Mekhalef Ali, police chief of the town, as U.S. troops tied down the area with five tanks two Bradley vehicles and 40 troops. An AP driver reported a 3-year-old boy struck in the chest. condition unknown. Helicopters circled overhead amid exchanges with gunmen.
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Khaldiyah
Khedeir Mekhalef Ali
Ali
Fallujah
Al-Arabiya
U.S
Associated Press
Isabel Hammers East Coast With Wide Reach
A large hurricane Isabel prompted disaster emergencies across multiple states. Flights halted, rail and subway service paused, schools closed, and power and ground movement restricted as the storm aimed for North Carolina and Virginia, with potential 6 to 9 inch rains and isolated tornado risks. Citizens faced evacuation advisories while observers chased the developing system along the coast.
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West Virginia
Maryland
Virginia
Delaware
Washington
Amtrak
Washington-area
US Airways
Federal Aviation Administration
Norfolk
New York
LaGuardia
FAA
North Carolina
District of Columbia
Panhandle
Isabel
Virginia Beach
Howard's
Ocracoke Island
James Tucker
Terence Fominaya
Gainesville
Fla
Triple S
Atlantic Beach
Cape Fear
Virginia-Maryland
Long Island
New York City
Abel
Cape Lookout
Pennsylvania
New York State
Canada
John
Rita Razze
Chadds Ford
John Razze
Razze
Doctors on call in small towns find balance and burnout risks
Doctors Who Care staffs about 60 physicians across Kansas and neighboring states. Alpert, a Yale and Vanderbilt trained family practitioner, works in a small town but longs for city access and social life. Hospitals pay high interim fees, prompting offers of full time posts, while recruitment remains challenging for spouses and relocations.
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Alpert
New York Metropolitan Museum of Art
Manhattan
Upper East Side
Yale University
New Haven
Benning
Leon
Berning
Kansas
Colorado
Nebraska
Missouri
Oklahoma
Ball Park
Cians
Stuerman
Lakin
Kearny County Hospital
Monica Turrentine
Turrentine
Treasury keeps rules allowing Mexican ID acceptance
The Treasury Department will keep in place rules that let financial institutions accept Mexican matricula consular identification cards. The move, praised by immigration and Latino groups, preserves banks’ flexibility to determine acceptable IDs while mitigating fraud risk. Dozens of banks already accept the cards for account openings and basic services in various communities.
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Treasury
Washington
Treasury Department
Mexico
United States
Financial
Department
Homeland Security
Tom Ridge
Associated Press
Congress
The
Ment
White House
Oktoberfest and Marketfest spice up Garden City weekend
Oktoberfest offers fresh food and frozen bierocks with $18 a dozen, plus an 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. dance featuring Ronnie and the Rockets. Friday and Saturday admit for $10 drones tickets. Marketfest downtown features 13 booths, games, crafts, and a sauerkraut stomping contest with pumpkin decorating. Garden City USDA hosts a Farmers Market and a Gospel Extravaganza at the community college. Emmaus House holds drive-in poker runs to fund shelter and food pantry, with a chance at a 1965 Ford Mustang drawing.
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Knights
Roth
Ronnie and the Rockets
Main Street
Coleen Rupp
Garden City Downtown Association
Rupp
Brown's Shoe Fit Co
N. Main St
Bucks
Poppa
Marketfest
Oktoberfest
Garden City
Usda Farm Service Center
Westlake Hardware
Fleming St
USDA
Jan Ramirez
Pauline Joyce
Sonic
Wendy’s
Dillons
Kansas Ave
Marsh
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Tae
Atten Ont
Tempur-Pedic
NASA
CMI
Trarrans —Sray
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