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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 2003
Page
8
A fragmentary item records a sunset and a moon or dawn reference with a time noted as 8 50 p m and appears to be an incomplete daily entry from a newspaper page.
The forecast indicates the day’s UV exposure risk for the area is moderate to high, with strong midday sun. People should use sunscreen, wear protective clothing, and limit prolonged outdoor activity around solar noon.
Ross Janssen reports isolated showers continue as the work week begins in Lawrence. Highs near the normal 88 with light variable winds. Tonight cooling to around 68 degrees.
Spring rains end a three year drought relief in Nebraska, bringing colorful roadside wildflowers. State officials and growers credit native species for erosion control and lasting color. Residents praise the blooms and many plant wildflowers in yards as well.
A concise key lists symbols used on national forecast maps. It defines c for cloudy dr for drizzle f for fair g for fog h for hazy izice pe for partly cloudy r for rain s for sunny and S as the symbol set reference.
Nabil Seyam a Wichita resident and Islamic Society leader filed a 104 million federal suit in Washington naming Saddam Hussein and Iraq over captivity during the first Gulf War. The case includes 17 former POWs and CBS reporter Bob Simon with Steptoe & Johnson as lawyers.
Seyam among dozens of U.S. citizens held by Iraqi forces in Kuwait and Baghdad. He describes forced renunciation of U.S. citizenship, threats of torture, and a 15 day captivity before release. Lawyers see ongoing legal hurdles tied to frozen assets and executive orders, with cautious optimism for a ruling.
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