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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 2002
Page
10
The forecast calls for a clear and comfortable night with an overnight low near 53 degrees. Ross Janssen’s five day outlook projects mild evenings and cooler mornings ahead in Lawrence.
A June record low of 2 degrees was logged in Tamarack, California, the coldest in U.S. June readings. The townalso saw 42 inches of snow between the 10th and 13th, boosting snow depth to 130 inches. Ultraviolet index 4.5 and planetary visibilities noted.
In Elkhart nearly 85 to 90 percent of dryland wheat has been abandoned due to drought and wind, with irrigation scarce. Elevators expect a harvest of about 260,000 bushels versus 3.5 to 4 million typical. Some fields in Morton County yield 10 to 12 bushels per acre. harvest of irrigated land looks to begin soon.
Preservationists celebrate the Quindaro Ruins 56 acre site in northeast Kansas City Kansas named to the National Register. The abolitionist community thrived 1855 to 1862 with up to 5000 residents and 100 businesses.
Bank of America will cut 575 jobs at its Wichita regional call center by mid August as online services reduce demand for center staff. Kansas operations president Bob Landers said the bank runs 10 to 15 such centers and the downsizing fits broader efficiency goals after the center employed about 800 workers prior to layoffs.
Laura Courtney, wife of Kansas City pharmacist Robert Courtney, agrees to pay 1.85 million to victims of his diluting cancer drugs scheme. The funds, split into two trust accounts, aim to compensate claimants in civil lawsuits while Courtney awaits sentencing for adulteration and misbranding. Federal estimates suggest up to 400 doctors, 4,200 patients, and 98,000 prescriptions were affected.
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