Lawrence forecast shows cool air and record lows
Cool air invaded the north central United States with ten cities reporting record low temperatures for the date. Bismarck North Dakota recorded 33 degrees. The forecast lists partly cloudy skies with a high around 67. Moon and sun times are given alongside visible planets Venus Jupiter Saturn in the morning and Mercury Mars in the evening.
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Judge dismisses suit by parents of inmate who died in 1998
U S District Judge Monti Belot ruled the suit by Sam Penn's parents was filed July 3 2000 beyond the two year limit after his death June 21 1998. Penn 24 died during a jail struggle while facing murder charges in Sgt Ken Snider's stabbing and sparked black community outcry in Wichita amid claims of deputy targeting.
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Stolen car hits Wichita radio reporter on duty
KFDI reporter Jared Cerullo had his personal car stolen from the station lot after a 4 30 a m interview with the fire chief at a house fire. The incident followed a burglary of the station's locked van and theft of Cerullo's checkbook keys and cell phone. Fort Riley investigators also report unidentified human remains sent to the state medical examiner after a February fire damaged family quarters.
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Kansas town eyes ethanol plant in Washington Kansas
Ethanol Grain Processors Inc. of Washington plans a 30 million gallon per year plant to convert corn and sorghum into ethanol with byproducts for animal feed. The project would employ 30 plus workers with starting salaries around 30 thousand dollars, using 10 million bushels of corn annually. Washington County commissioners back the plan pending financing and land deals. Construction could take about 18 months if approved.
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KCC to study rules limiting utility shut offs
The Kansas Corporation Commission opened an inquiry into the states cold weather rule amid Kansas Gas Service plans to relimit how customers reconnect after winter arrears. The rule bars denial of service from Nov 1 through March 31, with 1/12th payments and a yearly plan to settle the debt. CURB notes abuse possible but needs more evidence. 207000 one year plans since 1998, 93 percent broken. By June, 54500 customers owed money from winter bills.
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