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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 2003
Page
12
The report lists several level readings from 872.14, 885.08, and 970.80 indicating varied inflation pressures across sectors. Analysts note no single trend dominates, suggesting cautious stance on future price movements and policy responses.
Partly cloudy skies with dry conditions and below normal temperatures. Lows around 29, highs near 0, and winds from the east at 10 to 20 mph.
A trimmed weather note presents a key to conditions with abbreviations for cloud cover precipitation and sky clarity. It lists c cloudy dr drizzle f fair fg fog h hazy isice pc partly cloudy r rain s sunny sh storm.
Forester Forest Decker says Kansas City must plant hundreds of thousands of trees to replace ice storm losses and aging trees. He notes public rights of way plantings are small, often 10 trees here and 20 there, funded by grants and neighborhoods amid tight budgets since January 2002 storm damage across several states.
The Kansas Senate narrowly defeated a measure to allow Sunday packaged liquor sales in local areas after House negotiators advanced liquor language to the Senate. The vote 19 18 halted the bill and sent lawmakers into a recess with a wrap up session slated for April 30 to reconsider. Governor action unclear as negotiations pause. The measure tied to Wyandotte County rulings and broader Liquor Control Act reforms highlights local control versus state uniformity debates. Sen. Kay O Connor of Osage cites fairness and free choice, while opponents argue no need for Sunday sales and note store owners may prefer Sundays off.
The Legislature sent a bill setting minimum health and safety standards for abortion clinics to Governor Kathleen Sebelius. The measure requires a medical director, female staff for procedures by male doctors, ultrasound equipment, and specific facility dimensions. Supporters call it health protection. opponents warn it could raise costs and close clinics. Sebelius had not decided whether to sign, saying she would review the bill and consult stakeholders.
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