Snow Showers Forecast High of 35
A brief weather item notes snow showers are expected with a high of 35 degrees. The forecast appears on page 8B, indicating wintery conditions for readers.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 2007
Page
1
A brief weather item notes snow showers are expected with a high of 35 degrees. The forecast appears on page 8B, indicating wintery conditions for readers.
An Arkansas man faces charges after a 13-year-old junior high student used familiar safety measures to avoid being lured into a vehicle. The case highlights concerns over attempted kidnapping and the protections taught to children for personal safety.
Santa will be at Weaver's department store today to learn what area children want for Christmas and share the news on Sunday.
Douglas County Sheriff's officers seek a loaded Glock 40 pistol, two bulletproof vests, a riot shield and helmet, a Glock knife, handcuffs, and a pepper spray canister from an unmarked pickup stolen Friday morning in south-central Douglas County. The truck was found hours later in Kansas City, Missouri. No arrests, investigations ongoing with Kansas City police. Witnesses urged to call 843-TIPS with anonymous tips.
The downtown nightclub Last Call, 729 N.H., continues to operate after losing its state liquor license amid allegations of drug activity inside. Attorney Dan Owen confirms the BYOB policy remains in effect, but comments from club owner Dennis Steffes are not available.
Gov Kathleen Sebelius says she backs raising the cigarette tax and calls for a comprehensive energy policy discussion as Kansas prepares for the 2008 legislative session. She also notes concern about the sharp tone in debates over illegal immigration. She spoke with the Lawrence Journal-World at the Statehouse.
A Jefferson County family spent six days in a hotel before returning home as power was restored to most customers. Damaged trees and rotten food were the main losses while state and federal surveys begin damage assessment and disaster aid planning. Weather forecasts warn of continued snow and wind with bitter cold, prompting travel cautions and shelter discussions.
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