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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 2004
Page
9
Matt Sayers reports that the Sunflower State’s northeastern area will feel a slight cool down with partly cloudy skies. Tonight storms may enter the picture as northeasterly winds at 5 to 15 mph persist. Daytime highs around 87 and lows near 72.
Regional forecast map outlines the weather outlook for Wednesday July 14. It details likely conditions across regions, noting patterns for daytime and night hours and any notable temperature ranges or precipitation chances.
The Sun rises at 6 07 am and sets at 3 46 pm today. On Thursday the Sun will rise at 6 08 am and set at 8 46 pm.
A Kansas City man convicted of second degree assault and sentenced to seven years will get a new trial after a judge's law clerk attended jury deliberations. The Missouri Court of Appeals overturned Ronald White's conviction noting due process rights were violated. The clerk Rose Avellino said she attended to prevent interruptions and offered no counsel. No new trial date has been set.
Chris Cherches who led Wichita for 18 years until his 2003 resignation has pancreatic cancer that spread to his liver. Former Mayor Bob Knight said Cherches, 71, faces a serious illness and is private about his condition as his wife Susan consents to speaking.
Rep. Don Young of Alaska urged federal action to allow the Wyandotte Nation casino in Kansas City Kansas amid a legal fight with Kansas authorities. Chief Leaford Bearskin accused the U S government of harming the tribe while Kansas Attorney General and Gov officials cited state law and land status in the shutdown. The measure, backed by Kansas Democrat Rep Dennis Moore, faces Republican opposition in Congress and uncertain prospects.
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