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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 2002
Page
6
Doug Heady's five day Lawrence forecast calls for Thursday partly sunny and cold, Friday partly cloudy with a high near 17 and a brisk wind. historical notes mention a 24 inch snowstorm in Colorado Springs during 1987 and provide sunset and moon times for the period.
Washington report notes Sunflower growers must wait for an Environmental Impact Statement before a proposed APHIS program to poison migrating blackbirds can start. A draft is expected for public review in April or May, delaying baiting until spring 2003. Damages in the Great Plains reach up to ten million dollars annually, with South Dakota hardest hit.
AP report shows Kansas City ranked second only to Dallas for drunken driving fatalities from 1995 to 1997. Researcher Deborah Cohen analyzed 97 cities. Missouri’s 0.08% BAC law came into effect. KC police anticipate more DUI arrests but call for broader action.
The Edwin A. Ulrich Museum of Art at Wichita State University unveils Connecting the Past to the Present, a 150-work show tracing major style shifts from Impressionism to Cubism and beyond. Curator Elizabeth Dunbar notes artists respond to events and past art, with a contemporary Alan Rath sculpture highlighting new media.
On opening day of the 2002 Kansas Legislature, three new representatives took seats. Alan Goering was sworn in by Chief Justice Kay McFarland, replacing Richard Alldritt who resigned to be Harper city administrator. Tim Owens and Roger Toelkes were also sworn in, while Gene O'Brien missed the start due to injuries from a fall at a concrete factory near Branson Missouri.
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