Snow Squalls Hit Great Lakes With Heavy North Winds
In 1989 a strong northwest blast chilled the north central U S with arctic air and snow squalls across the Great Lakes. Heavy snowfall clustered near Lake Michigan with Gary reporting up to 24 inches and northeastern Illinois up to 16 inches.
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Moon and Sun Times for Tomorrow and Tonight
The schedule lists tonight’s sunset at 6 05 p m and tomorrow’s sunrise at 7 03 a m plus sunset at 6 06 p m. Moonrise tomorrow is 10 35 p m and moonset tomorrow at 9 32 a m.
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Lawmakers question authenticity of AG notes in Stovall case
Two Kansas legislators doubt notes supplied by Attorney General Carla Stovall are genuine. The notes, linked to a November arbitration panel hearing, discuss Entz and Chanay fees and party politics. Stovall insists the notes are real, while lawmakers seek a full transcript and raise concerns over record handling and potential misrepresentation.
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Legislation targets corporate audits and school board autonomy
Senate leaders press for a revenue department bill to cap corporate tax audits at about 59 annually based on 1996 98 averages while 1996 saw 113 audits and 1997 38. revenue secretary says revenue impact modest. A separate bill advances allowing local school boards more independent policy making though the text ends incomplete.
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Statehouse briefs discuss school district policies and a shorter legislative week
Gary George of the Clathe oo District notes districts need legislation to adopt policies including possible retirement fund contributions for teachers. Kansas NEA lobbyist Craig Grant warns boards could use more power to punish staff. A Senate committee weighs a bill to shorten the work week to four days, allowing Friday sessions only with two-thirds votes.
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