Lawrence Forecast Shows Light Snow Possible Today
A 40 percent chance of light snow is in the forecast with trace to two inches possible. East winds at 5 to 15 mph. High near 24.
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Extended outlook bus stop forecast skies and cold snap
Forecast calls for light snow and icy flurries. Temperature near 20F with a wind chill around 5F. The outlook notes possible thunderstorms and icy conditions, urging cautious travel. Strong entities: none.
Snow and Wind Lash Colorado with Billion Dollar Damage
A storm moving from the Central Rockies into the Northern Plains dumped up to a foot of snow in the Colorado Rockies and unleashed wind gusts near 99 mph at Boulder. Colorado suffered about 5.6 million dollars in damage as the system moved on, with sun and moon times and planetary positions noted for the day.
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Bill backs low interest farm loan program in Kansas
Kansas lawmakers consider the Kansas Agricultural Production Loan Deposit Program to lower loan costs for farmers and ranchers. The plan would let banks pass reduced interest to borrowers, with rates from 7 to 7.5 percent and loan limits up to 250 000 dollars for debt heavy producers. A bipartisan Rural Caucus forms to push broader farm reforms and curb packer ownership.
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House panel weighs cap on landlords charges for cable TV service
The Utilities Committee battles a proposal to bar rental owners from charging tenants for cable access amid landlord and telecom lobbying. Supporters cite franchise duties and tenant choice concerns, while critics compare to past unconstitutional limits. Senate already endorsed. House made no move. Also in brief, Franklin Nelson nominated bank commissioner after Judi Stork acted. Nelson, 57, a former banker and investment firm head, would replace resigning W. Newton Male era.
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Legislation Frustrated Over Deer Population Rise
Lawmakers vent frustration over rising deer numbers causing more traffic crashes and crop damage. Secretary Steve Williams cites population near 450,000, up 26,000 from last year, blaming past permit limits and promising more hunting permits and longer seasons to curb deaths and losses.
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