Ntel eA TEMPERATURES High low Tuesday Report
Readings show a normal high and low for Tuesday with no record temperatures reached. The report notes seasonal norms and does not indicate extreme heat or cold beyond expected ranges.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 2003
Page
9
Readings show a normal high and low for Tuesday with no record temperatures reached. The report notes seasonal norms and does not indicate extreme heat or cold beyond expected ranges.
Readings show discharge values for Clinton Perry Pomona at Level 872.18 and 884.97 cfs with a higher 971 cfs noted. Data suggests fluctuating streamflow across stations.
The item notes today’s ultraviolet radiation risk for the area and assigns a risk level on a scale from low to high. It emphasizes the need for sun protection and monitoring of UV exposure throughout the day.
Ross Janssens reports cold conditions in Lawrence with a morning low near 8 degrees and an afternoon high around 23. Light southeast winds persist as clouds drift and a chance of light snow remains this afternoon.
Governor Kathleen Sebelius argued that a Kansas office in Washington could bring federal grant money and increased Medicare and gas tax revenue despite a projected $750 million budget shortfall. She noted many states already have D C representation and emphasized nonpartisan staff collaboration with Republicans to ensure effectiveness.
Thousands of health care workers in Kansas and Missouri are slated to receive smallpox shots this week as part of a federal effort. In Missouri about 2,400 volunteers have signed up out of 5,000 available doses, while Kansas has 750 volunteers from 3,000 doses. KDHE teams begin in Topeka with clinics planned in six cities, including Kansas City Kansas, amid concerns over side effects and a slow participation rate.
The Kansas Department of Education seeks to stop funding the Mid-Kansas Independent Academy north of Wichita over curriculum concerns and limited student contact with teachers. The Moundridge district, which opened the charter in 2001, faces questions for purchasing religious instructional materials for home-schooled students served by the academy. The district sued to determine if the charter provides adequate education and to prevent further funding cuts, while mediation and court hearings are scheduled for March in Topeka and McPherson County.
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