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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 2003
Page
9
Lawrence almanac lists Friday temperatures with a high of 81 and low of 35. Normal high 66 and low 44, record high 87 in 1996, record low 27 in 1957. precipitation and a 7:56 PM note appear in the fragment.
Today's forecast assesses UV exposure for the region with a risk scale from 1 to high. Citizens are advised to limit sun exposure, apply sunscreen, and wear protective clothing during peak hours.
Ross Janssen calls for a sunny day in Lawrence with light winds and clear skies through the afternoon. A pop-up storm is possible east of Lawrence late in the day. Lows around 44 and highs near 78.
Forecast notes hazy skies with partly cloudy periods and light rain possible. Occasional sun breaks may occur as conditions shift across the region with cooler temperatures expected later in the day.
Kansas City hospitals brace for new federal HIPAA rules starting Monday that empower patients to control their medical information, limit sharing, and require written notices. KU Med officials note use of code numbers, restricted access for reporters, and delayed release for unconscious patients as providers remove patient names from doors.
Leavenworth VA Medical Center plans a 50 to 70 million dollar redevelopment by Pioneer Group of Topeka, turning 38 historic buildings into private residences, small businesses, college spaces, and veterans housing. The project aims to save the structures, add 15,000 grave sites for nearby cemetery expansion by 2040, and lease the buildings for up to 75 years through Eisenhower Ridge Association. Rick Kready cites talks with potential renters.
Three Kansas University students from Den nis Dailey's human sexuality class met with Gov Kathleen Sebelius staff to present concerns about an amendment cutting funds to Dailey's class and KU's School of Social Welfare The students defended the course saying videos were not pornographic and photos were educational The governor's legal counsel said a decision on the amendment will come shortly and staff are reviewing the bill KU officials urged a veto with support from university and city groups
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