Lawrence Almanac Weather Snapshot
Almanac style notes report temperatures for Wednesday with normal high and low values and record extremes. It lists precipitation inches, sunrise and sunset times for Friday, and mentions ultraviolet radiation risk levels for the area in brief, non-specific terms.
Lawrence Forecast Clouds Break for Sunshine
Ross Janssen reports a clearing sky across Lawrence with a typical spring afternoon to follow. Lows near 47 degrees and highs around 65 as northwest winds ease this afternoon.
ILO Weaves Key to Weather Conditions Update
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Kansas receives 41.1 million tobacco settlement payment
Kansas confirms a 41.1 million tobacco settlement payment this week, including 21.6 million from Philip Morris USA. The state faces a 225 million budget gap and debated using tobacco funds to cover bonds while Philip Morris reduces its Illinois bond to 6 billion after a 12 billion filing. Kansas lawmakers rejected using future tobacco revenue to back bonds and await a decision on a 25 million cap on appeal bonds.
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Protection One to pay executives for sale of Wichita firm
Protection One Inc plans 5 million in salary and severance for its five top executives if they lose their jobs during the sale of the Wichita security firm. The payout aims to keep management through the sale and maximize the sale price to Westar Energy. Critics call it a reward for a large loss amid debt reduction efforts.
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Kansans urged to stay vigilant against terror
Kansans urged to stay vigilant after the national alert level dropped to yellow. Homeland Security Director Maj. Gen. Greg Gardner warned the threat remains and to monitor for risks. Governor Sebelius considered relaxing security while discussing with legislative leaders.
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