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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 2005
Page
9
The forecast calls for a mild start to the work week in Lawrence with clear skies. Daytime temperatures will rise into the upper fifties, reaching 58 degrees, and an overnight low of 36 degrees is expected.
The region opens the week with a mild forecast as temperatures trend toward the upper fifties. Expect light breezes and sun with a comfortable daytime high around 58 degrees and overnight low near 36. Local residents should plan outward activities accordingly.
Readable data show lake names Clinton Perry Pomona with discharge figures and levels. Clinton discharge 600 cfs, Perry 1000 cfs, Pomona 600 cfs. Level readings list 876.81 feet for Clinton and 893.85 feet for Perry. Pomona level 97.645 feet.
National forecast notes mixed precipitation possible across parts of the Northeast this morning with rain from the southern Great Lakes to the eastern Gulf Coast. Thunderstorms may occur in the Southeast with rain and snow across the northern Great Lakes and from the northern Rockies into northern California.
Nearly twenty two Kansas teachers have had certificates pulled since 1998 for alleged sexual contact with students or minors. The 2001 law makes consensual sex with 16 or 17 year olds a crime, and the state board of education has long revoked licenses in such cases. Four Wichita employees have lost jobs since November amid allegations, with multiple charges under the new law and ongoing investigations.
Kansas Republicans discuss a broad potential field to challenge Gov. Kathleen Sebelius in 2006. Names floated include Sam Brownback Phill Kline Ron Thornburgh Doug Mays Jerry Moran Jim Ryan Sandy Praeger Lynn Jenkins and others while some officials indicate the Standards & Poor s efficiency review plan for Kansas schools remains under consideration.
A coalition of legislators seeks a $600,000 program for low income pregnant women to ensure safe pregnancies and name it after the late Sen. Stan Clark of Oakley who died in a May car accident. Governor Sebelius vetoed a similar plan last year citing funding overlaps with other sources and stiff competition for limited dollars. Representative Brenda Landwehr of Richita backs the proposal.
The Board of Education remains divided between six conservatives and four moderates as they vote on whether to pause. Conservative chairman Steve Abrams pushed for a new process on science standards, but the motion failed 6-4 after moderates requested a recess. The schedule lists 9:30 a.m. Judiciary and 10:30 a.m. Ways and Means with Senate activity on ephedrine product regulation and Kansas University budget.
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