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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 2006
Page
8
Clear and cool tonight with milder readings than last night. Windy Wednesday with partial sunshine and seasonable warmth. South to southwest winds 15 to 25 mph with higher gusts. Clouds linger Wednesday night into Thursday with a small chance of showers, rain unlikely to exceed 0.10 inch. Soil temperature yesterday recorded at 7.
President Bush seeks international support for his Middle East plan at the United Nations. He urges nations to stand up for peace amid violence in Iraq and stalled Israeli Palestinian talks as Iran's nuclear program and Hezbollah tensions loom large. He meets with French President Chirac, Iraqi President Talabani, and UN Chief Annan to press for sanctions and negotiations.
At the United Nations General Assembly leaders from 192 member states converge in New York to address Iran's nuclear program, Darfur humanitarian crisis, and Middle East peace. Amid diplomacy and theater, Chirac hints at sanctions talks, while Bush urges support for moderates in the region.
The Iraqi Cabinet ordered the closure of all PKK offices in Iraq to improve relations with Turkey and neighboring countries. The PKK is blamed for a string of attacks in Turkey, part of a long running Kurdish rebel conflict that has left tens of thousands dead since 1984.
Israeli military chief Dan Halutz told lawmakers all remaining troops would withdraw from Lebanon by Friday eve, meeting the cease fire's demand. The move ends over two months of presence and hands border security to the Lebanese army and a UN force, with about 5,000 international troops already in place.
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