Wednesday Weather Forecast From Lawrence Herald
Jamie Warriner forecasts a five day period with sun peeks this afternoon. Easterly winds 10 to 20 mph. Highs near 68. Tonight and tomorrow show late night clouds and possible storms. Friday turns breezy with strong storms possible. high around 80 and low near 60. Overnight low 60.
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Snowstorm Closes Buckhorn Mountain Pass West of Fort Collins
Colorado endures a three day winter storm with Buckhorn Mountain west of Fort Collins recording 64 inches of snow. Forecast calls for showers and cloudy skies with sunrises and moon events listed for the day. Planets Mercury Venus Mars in the morning while Jupiter Saturn appear in the evening.
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Hutchinson park owner seeks KGS help to reopen after explosions
Big Chief Mobile Home Park owner Bob Kinder urges Kansas Gas Service to manage and restore the park after a January gas explosion killed two. He claims decisions were made without his input and seeks mortgage, insurance, and maintenance payments from KGS while arguing for park reopening. Hutchinson city officials say utilities will be restored and decisions remain with Kinder.
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Senators drift over school finance plans in Topeka debate
In Topeka, Sen. Dwayne Umbarger warned of a battle as the Senate Education Committee takes up a two year plan to raise base state aid per pupil by 240 dollars to 4060. Minority Leader Hensley questioned votes while Gov Graves backs a separate 112 million one year plan funded by higher sales taxes and motor fuel fees.
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Legislature braces for budget debate amid cautious economy
Kansas lawmakers near a vote on a 9.11 billion spending bill for fiscal 2001 2002 with the state budgeting for revenue shortfalls. The compromise bill trims about 41 million from the current budget and omits 87 million from Lottery revenues and tobacco settlement shares. Officials will revise revenue estimates as they prepare a final 2002 budget. Governor Graves backs a 1.5 percent raise for state workers with a further 15 percent raise in December.
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