Stegall Sworn In as Kansas Court of Appeals Judge
Caleb Stegall, former chief legal counsel to Gov. Sam Brownback, was sworn in as the Kansas Court of Appeals newest judge. He took the oath in the Supreme Court chambers before a large audience and his five sons assisted in robe fitting. The seat is 14th on the court, created in prior sessions but unused due to revenues, with a yearly cost of about 420000 for staff and research attorneys.
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Subzero cold threatens winter wheat on Plains
Subzero temperatures are forecast for the Plains next week threatening Nebraska and north central Kansas winter wheat where snow cover is sparse. Experts warn 15 to 20 percent damage possible as temperatures dip to minus 5 to minus 15 degrees by Monday. Wheat in Montana and the Dakotas faces less risk due to existing snow, while protection requires at least four inches of snow for deeper freezes.
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City reconsiders CNG for Lawrence transit fleet
City officials weigh switching from diesel to compressed natural gas for transit, with a staff report recommending against the move. Commissioners show cautious openness, noting a rapid-fill CNG station is needed and could cost about $2 million to build before a switch could occur.
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