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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 2001

Page

5

1998 Meeting Between Bin Laden and Iraqi Intelligence

In Kandahar Afghanistan a 1998 meeting between Osama bin Laden and Farouk Hijazi an Iraqi intelligence officer is under scrutiny as US officials probe state sponsorship of the September 11 attacks. Investigators warn there is no conclusive link though Atta previously met an Iraqi agent in Europe and ties to bin Ladens finance network are explored.

Washington Osama bin Laden Afghanistan U.S Farouk Hijazi Iraq Turkey bin Laden Kandahar Hijazi Dick Cheney Saddam Hus Sein World Trade Center Pentagon al- Qaida Mohamed Atta Europe Atta Saddam United States Bush Ahmed Chalabi Iraqi National Congress Chalabi Sudan al-Qaida

Pentagon pushes National Guard for airport security

In the wake of the attacks, President Bush urged governors to mobilize National Guard units at federal expense to safeguard airports while a long term plan, possibly including plane cameras, is considered. Michigan Gov. Engler ordered at least 100 guardsmen. George H. W. Bush flew to Texas with Secret Service protection. Taliban leaders warned Afghans against relying on the United States. Separately, authorities reported arrests in Missouri, Michigan and Washington of up to 20 people with fake hazardous material licenses potentially linked to the hijackings.

Jesse Jackson Afghanistan Pakistan Bush Taliban Norm Mineta United Chicago America National Guard Michigan John Engler Boston Logan Airport Houston George Bush United States Mullah Mohammed Omar Paul Wolfowitz NATO Brussels Belgium Justice Department Missouri Washington State Susan Dryden

IBP Amarillo plant labor walkout fuels wage dispute

Workers at the Amarillo IBP plant walked off September 18 over wages and treatment, with 2,000 of 3,500 employees represented by Teamsters Local 577. Some product has shifted to the Finney County plant as capacity dips. Tyson Foods’ planned purchase of IBP is not expected to be affected.

Son Amarillo Teamsters Mickelson Finney County IBP Tyson Foods

Generals authorized to order shoot down of threatening airliners

Two Air Force generals were empowered to order the interception and possible destruction of civilian airliners deemed threatening U S cities. Defense officials said safeguards exist, with President and senior leaders to be consulted except in extreme time-pressured cases. The rule change follows Cheney and Bush actions after the September 11 attacks.

Washington Air Force Pentagon America Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld Henry H. Shelton Joint Chiefs of Staff Rumsfeld Michael Perini North American Aerospace Defense Command Secretary of Defense NORAD Colorado Perini U.S Dick Cheney World Trade Center Bush

Grass ranchers push grass farming amid wheat variety shift

Governor cites New Horizon white wheat as non harming producers while Giles ranch emphasizes livestock grazing and alfalfa hay. Roger Giles describes their operation as grass farmers and notes land conservation efforts including enrolling land in the Conservation Reserve Program to restore grassland for future generations.

New Horizon Giles Roger Giles Norman Lee Dolores Giles

Lawmakers urged pilots for Medicaid cost cuts in Kansas

Testimonies show panel seeks efficient care models, pilot programs, and broader consensus. Penney Schwab of United Methodist Western Kansas Mexican-American Ministries calls for inclusive talks and cautions about privatized foster care and fiscal issues. Sally Tesluk proposes community health centers to cut costs through preventive care and education, while Wilk says federal pressure pushes states to innovate for Kansans. Panel plans a recommendation for the full Legislature in January.

Penney Schwab United Methodist Western Kansas Schwab Garden City Sally Tesluk Hutchinson Community Health Care Center Luk Wilk Feds

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