Yesterday's Almanac Bus Stop Forecast Blends Sky and Planets
Partly cloudy skies predicted with a mild 75 degree temperature. The entry notes morning prominence of Mercury Venus Jupiter and Saturn, with Mars appearing in the evening. This compact forecast blends weather with a sky chart, typical for era almanac briefs.
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Iowa woman and daughter found dead near Atchison
Bodies of Angela Hyke 25 and her eight year old daughter Ashley Lucas were found near Atchison State Lake after disappearing July 8 from Cresco Iowa. Suspect Clay Irwin Thomas 24 Atchison charged with two counts of first degree murder. Authorities say the slayings likely occurred in Cresco and the pair were transported to Kansas. Thomas arrested in Wichita on a parole violation and extradition planned. Hyke’s car located at the residence where he stayed. Family expresses disbelief and seeks justice.
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Judge declares mistrial in school attack plot
A Jackson County judge declared a mistrial Thursday in the case of Richard Bradley a former Royal Valley High School student charged with conspiracy to commit aggravated arson and other counts tied to a Columbine style attack plot. The mistrial followed undisclosed law enforcement material admitted after defense consultation, with a retrial set for August 13. Bradley 18 of Hoyt faces multiple charges while co defendants Jason Moss 17 and James Lopez 17 have separate dispositions.
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Kansas swelters as Fort Riley tops 111 degrees in heat wave
Blistering heat grips Kansas with Fort Riley recording 111 and 110 degree highs on successive days. Wichita sizzles at 106 with heat index 105 to 114 while Topeka reaches 98. Officials warn of health risks as Salvation Army distributes fans and water to the needy and workplaces endure without AC. Forecasters urge limiting outdoor activity.
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