Lawrence Forecast and Severe Weather Impact at Lake Waconda
The five day forecast for Lawrence shows partly cloudy skies and warming temps with highs around 90 and lows near 63. Storms from Nebraska caused severe weather overnight, with winds up to 100 mph damaging over 50 camping trailers at Lake Waconda state park campground.
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Pranks on highways hit seven more vehicles south of Lawrence
Douglas County Sheriff's officials report seven more windshield damaging hits in the past two days on U S Highway 59 south of Lawrence and U S Highway 56 west of Baldwin, bringing total incidents to 14 since June 16. Victims describe cans or bottles, with all but one windshield shattered, as investigators seek tips through 9M and 843 TIPS.
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Kansas tests bioterror response in Prairie Plague drill
Kansas carries out its largest terrorism training exercise Prairie Plague with 700 health and safety officials from 103 of 105 counties and 99.9 percent of residents. The two day event includes public health police fire emergency management and the CDC with smallpox as the simulated weapon and regional networking emphasized.
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City official opposes higher nonresident golf fees
Oskaloosa residents like Dan Ward favoring lower fees at Eagle Bend Golf Course fear a proposal to charge nonresidents higher greens fees. Parks director Fred DeVictor opposes a two-tier system, favoring broad access to attract players. The course seeks revenue for upkeep and capital improvements.
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