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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 2003
Page
9
The fragment lists temperatures with high and low values and historical records for 1977 and 1997, plus sunrise and sunset hints. It appears to be a weather page snippet showing highs of 57 and 66, and a record high 83 and record low 25, with unrelated notations and times.
Ross Janssen reports today’s forecast for Lawrence brings near ideal spring conditions with temperatures near average. Lows dip to 28 degrees, while daytime highs reach 68 as a southerly breeze accompanies the pleasant weather.
A compact reference mapping NEE codes to conditions including cloudy drizzle fair fog hazy ice partly cloudy rain sunny showers snow thunderstorm. Entries show abbreviations for each meteorological state and typical brief descriptors for quick interpretation.
A bill requiring proof of identity to vote or request advance ballots clears the Legislature and moves to Governor Sebelius. It ties federal reform funding to tighter ID rules, with risks of lost funds and DOJ review if vetoed. Senate 25 15. House 68 51 approve.
The Petticoat Council members in Jefferson County pose in period dress to raise funds for local causes. They support Jefferson County Historical Society, Friends of Hospice of Jefferson County, and the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation with events like Victorian teas and trail rides.
Kansas legislators show little agreement on a bill repealing a century old prairie dog eradication mandate. House and Senate negotiators clash over wording to require landowners to manage or control populations, with concerns about private property rights and potential endangered species impacts from federal action.
Lawmakers from rural states push bills to equalize Medicare payments for rural and urban hospitals. They argue costs have risen nationwide as hospitals compete for staff and supplies. Congress already equalized some payments this year, with permanent fixes and financial aid for small rural facilities under consideration. The plan carries an estimated 10 year cost of 17 to 19 billion dollars. Senator Kent Conrad supports moving the effort forward this year.
Kansas will receive 322000 under a national pollution settlement with Archer Daniels Midland Co. The deal, part of a 340 million total from ADM, funds improved pollution controls at 52 plants and includes 46 million in civil penalties and 63 million to retrofit diesel school buses. KDHE notes Goodland emissions stay within federal limits and the Goodland plant will be upgraded.
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