Lawrence forecast: warm with strong southerly winds
Ross Janssen reports Lawrence will see temperatures rise above normal for a second day as strong southerly winds bring filtered morning sun and increasing clouds. After a low of 39, highs will reach the mid to upper 60s.
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Weather Central Inc of Madison Wisconsin releases 2004 data and graphics detailing ultraviolet index forecasts. The package includes forecast trends, exposure guidance, and color coded risk levels intended for weather pages and public health notices.
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Civil rights leader Herman A Johnson dies at 87
Herman A. Johnson former Kansas City NAACP president Tuskegee airman and state legislator died at 87 in St Luke's Hospital Kansas City. He guided the NAACP through 1968 turmoil after MLKs assassination and pressed for black hiring in business and unions. He served as Missouri representative 1968 1972 and held other public posts before later campaigns.
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Hearing opens in 1974 slaying of Lizabeth Wilson
In Johnson County Kansas a preliminary hearing for John Henry Horton 56 centers on the 13 year old girl Lizabeth Wilson vanished in July 1974 near Shawnee Mission East High School Prairie Village. Witnesses including Beth Reichmeier recall Horton asking for help while nearby.
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Senator optimistic on Kansas bases facing future closings
Senator Pat Roberts said Kansas is in great shape to protect military installations as the DoD plans closings or realignments in late 2005. He cited Forbes Field and Fort Riley as key assets and said missions could be added if the Army moves the 1st Infantry Division's HQ back from Germany. Governor Sebelius stressed statewide advocacy and public education on military assets.
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