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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 2003
Page
10
Weather brief notes a solar exposure advisory with ultraviolet risk levels for the area. It references daily timings and sun patterns including sunrise and sunset and mentions discharge measurements in cubic feet per second. The fragment implies a connection between solar data and environmental conditions.
Ross Janssen reports showers and possible heavier rain late day in Lawrence. Lows around 57 degrees, highs near 65. Winds shift from south to north at 10 to 20 mph.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a pale hazy office related item with unclear references to a vehicle or value. No coherent names, places, dates, or events are readable enough to summarize into a complete news item.
Gov. Kathleen Sebelius signed laws extending unemployment benefits by two weeks and allowing local governments to issue bonds for tourism projects worth at least 50 million. A voter ID requirement was vetoed or not enforced pending legislative action, while the tourism and election measures aim to attract funds, improve infrastructure, and boost the industry. Kansas could receive up to 32 million in federal funds for voting equipment if the measures proceed without overrides.
The Kansas Supreme Court rejected Bethel's claim that the 1996 insanity law abolishes the traditional defense. It upheld his 100 year sentence for the February 2000 shootings of his father, his father's girlfriend, and a nurse. The court said due process does not require a specific insanity standard and the law was a redefinition supported by the AMA.
The Kansas Supreme Court ruled counties may use eminent domain to acquire private land for industrial and economic development under the 1974 home rule statute. In Shawnee County, the county planned a 400 acre industrial park with a Target distribution center, paying $329,000 to Tolbert and General Building Contractors for seven acres after a dispute.
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