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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 2005
Page
8
Forecaster Matt Sayers reports cooler northeast Kansas conditions with an afternoon high near 47. East winds 3 to 10 mph will shift and clouds thicken with light rain after midnight, a low around 31, and potential slick spots on roads tonight.
A weather system tracked by low pressure will produce snow showers for parts of the Northeast and light activity across the Great Lakes and Upper Midwest. Rain and mountain snow spread into California, the Great Basin, and the Southwest, with showers extending into the southern Plains.
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The state Supreme Court set an April 12 deadline for lawmakers to deliver a constitutional plan for school finance. House approval moved a business backed bill easing denial of workers' comp for alcohol or drug impairment. A panel will study southwest Kansas natural gas contamination, seeking swift resolution. House Speaker Mays hints at future plans beyond 60 days. Today’s 9 am schedule features a hearing on House Bill 2312 banning deceptive ads for live music.
House Speaker Dot Mays of Topeka said public schools would gain funding without new taxes, arguing the court order can be met within existing means. He contrasted with Gov. Kathleen Sebelius who urged more revenue. Mays declined to discuss a 2006 gubernatorial bid.
The Kansas Park Trust assumed ownership of the 11,000 acre Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve in Strong City, the nation's only privately held National Park Unit. The Nature Conservancy will hold ownership under a separate agreement, while the Kansas Trust stays involved in promoting the preserve. The deal follows a long history of private and public stewardship and funds a debt retirement and improvements through a $4.8 million bequest from the Horton estate.
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