Regional Forecast Tonight Not Quite So Cool
Tonight will not be as cool with an overnight low around 44 degrees. Remaining clear skies and light winds expected, with tomorrow warming into the upper 60s to low 70s across the region.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 2001
Page
5
Tonight will not be as cool with an overnight low around 44 degrees. Remaining clear skies and light winds expected, with tomorrow warming into the upper 60s to low 70s across the region.
Twenty central U.S. cities posted record highs for the date. Russell topped the nation at 101 degrees. Skies clear and chilly with a forecast low near 38. Sunset tonight 4:07 p.m., sunrise 6:30 a.m., moonrise 8:00 a.m., moonset 10:30 p.m.
Lawrence Mayor Jim Henry is presented with a 1500 donation from the Sertoma Club for a lighted flagpole at the Lawrence Indoor Aquatic Center at Free State High School. The club has funded local projects including Buford M. Watson Jr. Park gazebo, with photo by Tom Wilkerson.
The Kansas House Appropriations Committee unveiled a budget plan to close a 206 million gap without new taxes, but it trims 4.2 million from a 20.8 million increase promised to universities in 1999. The plan relies on quicker severance tax payments and higher ED savings, risking the 6.2 percent faculty raises Graves proposed. Negotiations resume Wednesday with Senate leaders amid broader government cuts and bond shifts.
Gov. Bill Graves signed bills funding a 36.1 million State Fair capital plan with 29 million in bonds and 300000 a year from Hutchinson and Reno County for 10 years. A separate measure extends ground‑break time for the Wonderful World of Oz project near De Soto. He also named a charitable trust a public agency and honored Topeka minister Charles Sheldon by designating U.S. 24 through Topeka as a memory site for his WWJD else.
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