Lawrence forecast calls for cooler, cloudy day
Matt Sayers reports more clouds and cooler temperatures with a brief sprinkle possible today. Highs reach 46 after noon, winds northeast at 10 to 20 mph, clouds clear late tonight with a low around 26.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 2005
Page
7
Matt Sayers reports more clouds and cooler temperatures with a brief sprinkle possible today. Highs reach 46 after noon, winds northeast at 10 to 20 mph, clouds clear late tonight with a low around 26.
A forecast map shows today’s high temperatures across the region with heat in the south and cooler readings in the north. Tonight’s low temperatures drop into the 40s to 60s depending on location, with cooler pockets expected in inland valleys and along the coast.
Clinton shows lake level 877.62 with 600 cfs discharge while Perry records 894.43 level and 1000 cfs discharge and Pomona at 978.04 level with 15 cfs discharge. The data list indicates current water levels and outflows for the three lakes.
A developing low pressure system brings rain and snow across the Great Lakes and from the Ohio Valley to the mid Mississippi Valley. Snow tops the central Rockies and northern High Plains, while showers extend from the Great Basin to the West Coast and linger in northern New England.
Former Kansas University chancellor Gene Budig takes a senior presidential adviser role and College Board professor post in New York. He will work with the Center for Innovative Thought, guiding education projects while remaining tied to Princeton faculty and teaching next fall.
The piece includes a byline note directing readers to contact staff writer Mike Bell at the provided phone number 832 7165 for comments or further information.
Kansas lawmakers consider House Bill 2422 to bar cities and counties from contract requirements that push wages above federal or state minimums. Rep. Kevin Yoder argues uniform wages promote commerce, citing Lawrence's 130 percent of federal poverty level rule for tax-abated firms. If passed, local tax abatement plans could end.
Senate budget writers recommended an 18 million dollar increase for regents operating grants with no spending mandate, raising questions if pay raises for university staff must occur or if funds may be used differently. KU Chancellor Hemenway said raises would remain if the funding is approved, while Gov Sebelius proposed a 2.5 percent raise funded from the same increase.
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