Five Day Lawrence Forecast by Dy Nace Viale
Tomorrow partly to mostly sunny and very warm with a high near 92 and a low around 68. Monday turns partly cloudy with a slight risk of evening storms and a high about 89 and a low near 69. Weather history notes 1989 summer began with mountain snow in Colorado and Wyoming.
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Juror Snoring Triggers Mistrial in Kansas City Case
Wyandotte County Judge John J. McNally declared a mistrial in the first degree murder case of Melvin D. Harris after a sleeping juror interrupted deliberations with loud snorts. With 11 jurors left, the trial was halted and rescheduled for Aug. 19. Harris, 23, is charged with murder, theft, and forgery in the Jan. 19 slaying of Shane Knudtson in Independence, Missouri.
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Russell considers ATV ban on city streets
Russell City Council weighs ordinance to ban all-terrain vehicles from streets amid rising complaints of unsafe driving. Police Chief Vaughn and City Attorney Cole drafted the measure. Victoria already bans ATVs on streets under state law.
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Unemployment plan scrapped amid Kansas dispute
In Topeka legislators clash with the Department of Human Resources over $4 million in federal funds for unemployment benefit processing. Democrats urge direct aid to the jobless while the Finance Council stalls approval, leaving funds idle as winter hiring strains loom.
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