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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 2006
Page
9
Scattered storms are expected this afternoon and evening with a risk of severe weather. Highs near 81 degrees and southerly winds 15 to 25 mph. Tonight turns dry with a low around 51.
A storm system will bring showers to the northern Plains with scattered thunderstorms possible from the central and southern Plains into the Ohio Valley. The East Coast remains mostly sunny to partly cloudy and seasonable. Another system off the West Coast will affect the Pacific Northwest with showers.
Readout lists lake discharge in cubic feet per second for Clinton Perry and Pomona. Clinton shows 876.70 cfs with 250 discharge, Perry at 892.83 cfs with 300 discharge, and Pomona at 974.00 cfs with 15 discharge.
Local report notes a central mac ison involving UC sts ani dwe teather centr l. Ambiguous text suggests a campus action or meeting with unspecified groups and dates, highlighting a student or faculty event tied to a central institution. Further readable details remain unclear.
On this date in 1989, afternoon highs reached 91 degrees in downtown San Francisco and 106 degrees in downtown Los Angeles, setting new April monthly records.
A Wichita man paralyzed by a 2004 police shooting won 4.75 million in a settlement with the city. Matt Clay, 20, said he was reaching to unbuckle his seat belt when an officer fired, after police mistook his movements for reaching for a shotgun. The city avoided trial, noting no wrongdoing and citing risk and costs, with funds drawn from the Self Insurance Reserve. The case centered on Fourth Amendment claims against officer Matthew McGuire. the district attorney found the shooting justified.
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