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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 2002
Page
7
The data shows high 88 and low 59 today with normal highs and lows of 88 and 66. It notes a record high of 102 in 1983 and a record low of 57 in 1985. Sunrise and sunset times are listed as sunrise today and sunset today, with sunset tomorrow at 7 58 p.m. The entry includes a brief ultraviolet risk indicator and a line about burn time.
Ross Janssen reports a sunny morning for Lawrence with clouds forming later. Highs near normal reach 88, with overnight lows around 63.
Fragmented OCR style weather key lists conditions such as cloudy drizzle fair fog haze ice partly cloudy rain and other abbreviations. Contains no dated event or named location.
Brooke Finan from Kansas University casts a ballot as graduate teaching assistants approve a new three year contract 70 to 0 ending two years of negotiations It raises salaries from 8 000 to 10 000 in three years and shifts more funds to merit raises The deal awaits approval by the Kansas Board of Regents and Department of Administration and takes effect Oct 1
The Wyandotte Nation and local Wyandotte County officials ask U S District Judge Carlos Murguia to create a defendant class in a federal suit over 1900 acres near downtown Kansas City. About 1360 property owners are named defendants in a claim tied to a 1855 treaty and potential casino development. The suit seeks lost rents and profits plus unspecified damages. Murguia must approve the class and has been asked to postpone deadlines pending a hearing.
Sean Reed, aged one, sits with four generations: his mother Melissa Packer, grandmother Janiece White Lightning, great grandmother Cathleen Belt, and great- grandmother Carlotta Cowing as they gather for a Fourth of July celebration at Jim and Cathy Belt’s rural Linwood home in Kansas.
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