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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 2002
Page
11
Data fragment notes Lawrence area almanac values with temperatures and rain measurements from 1940 and 1974. Mentions sunrise and AGH abbreviations plus a2. Limited legible items focus on historic climate figures and local references without a clear event.
A brief advisory notes the current ultraviolet radiation risk level for the local area, with guidance to limit sun exposure, wear protective clothing, and use sunscreen during peak sun hours. Authorities urge caution for sensitive groups and outdoors activities.
The forecast calls for sunny skies and a heat wave with highs near 100 degrees. South to southwest winds at 10 to 20 mph and high humidity will persist through the day, prompting cautions for outdoor work and hydration. Overnight lows around 72. Weather Central reports data and graphics from Madison, Wisconsin.
In Kansas, a $1,000 lunch with Rep Todd Tiahrt and invited guest Tom DeLay drew Democratic protest as Wichita attorney Carlos Nolla challenges in a rematch. Protesters, claiming independence from Nolla, rallied with signs criticizing the fundraiser while Nolla lags but attracts attention as a Hispanic candidate in a critical party shift.
U S Army Corps of Engineers invites volunteers to spend summers at Milford Lake Kansas in exchange for 20 hours of weekly work. Four camp sites with garden plots sheds and hookups were created after one volunteer offered his office skills. Park Ranger Cynthia Dierks recruits by letter and ad campaigns mailing about 300 notices to spark interest in spending summers in Kansas.
Kansas City School District uses 100 gift certificates for perfect attendance and 75 for one day missed to boost summer school turnout. The plan could raise state aid from 5.4 to about 10 million, with up to 6,000 students qualifying and over 3,000 receiving 100 certs. Edison Schools helped initiate incentives in 1999 across 52 Missouri sites.
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