Lawrence Forecast Sees Warmth, Winds Raise Thunder Risk
Matt Sayers reports southerly winds at 10 to 20 mph will keep humidity high and the atmosphere unstable in Lawrence. Thunderstorm chances rise through the afternoon as skies stay partly cloudy and highs reach 88 with a low near 71.
Sunrise and sunset times for today and Monday
Weather note lists sun times with sunrise at 5 55 a m and sunset at 8 48 p m for today and Monday with a high of 15 minutes to burn referenced in the report.
National Forecast Map Graphic Preview 2004
A brief notice from Weather Central Inc announces a national forecast map with data graphics for 2004. It references Madison Wisconsin based Weather Publisher and a related website. The item highlights publication of forecast maps and accompanying graphics for nationwide weather trends.
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Boeing SPEEA talks stall as union rejects latest offer
In Wichita Boeing and the Society of Professional Engineering Employees in Aerospace SPEEA press for a shorter contract while Boeing sticks to an economic package. After rejecting a three year offer SPEEA members voted 70 30 to reject and 75 25 to authorize a strike, with talks resumed Tuesday and a next round set.
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Conservatives target races on Kansas Board of Education
In Kansas, conservatives focus on Board of Education races to push evolution as a key issue. Sue Gamble of Shawnee and Carol Rupe of Wichita face no challengers, while Bruce Wyatt and Steve Abrams draw primary opposition from conservatives. The board remains divided after recent elections, with Lawrence's Bill Wagnon and Topeka's Janet Waugh among district leaders.
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Losses mount for patrons of K C casinos
Kansas City gamblers pushed May 2004 revenues to record levels as the four riverboats earned 57.9 million, surpassing March and February marks. Average loss per visit stood at 57.53, while admissions rose 9 percent from May 2003. Casinos expand marketing budgets, promotions, and giveaways ahead of Missouri casino industry milestones.
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