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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 2003
Page
9
Weather Central Inc at Madison Wisconsin releases the February 2003 full forecast package with data graphics. The report includes regional outlooks, temperature and precipitation projections, and indicators for upcoming seasonal trends.
Ross Janssen reports cooler temperatures and lighter winds for Lawrence with abundant sunshine. Morning lows around 16 degrees, afternoon highs near 46, winds shifting southwest at 5 to 15 mph.
Kansas Highway Patrol says 255 pounds were seized from a pickup on Interstate 70 near the East Topeka interchange, arresting two Overland Park men. Another 125 pounds came from a car stopped for an unsafe lane change on the Kansas Turnpike, four miles east of East Topeka, with a man and a Phoenix woman arrested. Rita Cline seeks $20,456 refund from a former employee after a December buyout, tied to Kate Carty. Carty and Cline now run a Missouri business. The 137th Transportation Company will deploy as part of the national guard wartime mobilization, with under 100 soldiers joining from the unit.
A weather key lists descriptive abbreviations for conditions including cloudy drizzle and fog. The guide defines symbols for fair partly cloudy fog haze ice rain drizzle sun and related states to standardize reporting.
A Shawnee County judge refused to grant a temporary restraining order blocking 26.6 million in cuts to Kansas disability programs. The ruling leaves intact a suit arguing the state underfunds services, with plaintiffs led by InterHab claiming an 88 million shortfall to meet 1996 reform and federal standards. Trial date pending.
State Rep. Mario Goico urges including Castro human rights abuses in any Cuba trade resolution. Lt. Gov. John Moore backs opening markets for Kansas farmers while warning life after Castro. House Agriculture Committee weighs changes as it considers the proposal.
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