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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 2000
Page
9
Jamie Warriner presents a five day Lawrence forecast with a general weather note. It lists sun and moon details including tonight's sunset and tomorrow's sunrise and sunset alongside moonrise and moonset times.
The note lists morning observations of Jupiter and Saturn and evening visibility of Mercury with approximate times 8:48 p.m. 5:50 a.m. and 8:49 p.m. 8:47 p.m. It appears to be a concise skywatching cue card indicating planetary appearances across sessions.
The State Board of Education approved new licensing standards to ensure teachers are prepared and perform well. Unanimous vote set 2003 as the effective year with changes including replacing certificates with licenses and portable credentials across states. Conditional licenses for new teachers are two years. GPA requirement remains 2.5 with tests on basic skills and teaching knowledge. performance tests needed for full licensure.
A state audit found the Kansas Board of Nursing faced nine vacancies, slowing processing of out of state license applications. Executives filled four posts, with plans to add four more, as the board wrestled with workloads higher than similar regulators. Delays risked work time for nurses and patient coverage.
Kansas officials ordered junior water rights holders on the Republican and Delaware rivers to halt pumping as daily flows fell below required thresholds. The Agriculture Department cited low streamflows despite recent rains and said pumps must stop until levels meet legal minimums. In Clay Center and Concordia, flows were well under targets, prompting the pause for younger rights holders.
Survey notes indicate the Delaware River at Muscatine, about 30 miles northeast of Topeka, registered 93 cubic feet per second on Wednesday with a minimum forecast of 20 cfs. The stream measured 8 cfs Wednesday, as drought-stricken Kickapoo Indian Reservation area faces water stress.
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