Weather update for Northeast Kansas tonight and Friday
Partly cloudy and warmer tonight with southerly winds 10 to 20 mph. Friday remains partly cloudy and warm with a low of 30 to 35 and a high in the low 50s. Official readings: yesterday high 33 low 12, morning low 22. Record for this date: high 80 in 1910, low 2 in 1960. Sunrise 6:49 a.m. Sunset 6:16 p.m.
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Quake Toll Rises to 65 in Southern California
The death of 43 year old Ysidro Marrufo at St Joseph Hospital raises the February 9 quake toll to 65. Authorities report the ongoing recovery and medical care for injured residents in Burbank and surrounding areas.
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Death Cause For Nasser Questioned
Dr. Albert Sabin suggested Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser may not have died naturally. He cited information from sources tied to an Egyptian military dissident and proposed possible involvement of a faction unhappy with Egypt’s policy toward Israel. Nasser died September 28 at age 52. Egyptian officials cited a heart attack. Sabin did not name sources or say murder occurred.
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Object Drops From Overpass Breaks Window
An object dropped from an overpass near the 1700 block of Iowa Street at about 5 p.m. Wednesday shattered a passing car’s windshield. Driver Beta Banks reported no sighting of anyone on the overpass and did not stop. Damage estimated at 125 dollars.
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Auxiliary Police Discussed By Lawrence Human Relations Commission
Lawrence Human Relations Commission meets to discuss a proposed auxiliary police unit and whether it should be armed. Commissioners seek information on similar units and potential civil defense duties in floods or civil disorder.
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Kimball Fair After Surgery in Lawrence Shooting Case
Harold Kimball Jr. 24 of 611 Ill remains in fair condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after surgery Tuesday with no visitors allowed. He was one of three men wounded February 14 at TeePee Clubhouse north of Lawrence. his brother Carroll 22 of 2136 N.Y also in fair condition after surgery and on floor care. Molester Mickey Galloway Jr., 27 of 1943 Del., was discharged two days after the shooting and faces two felonious assault counts.
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Blue Cross and VNA Launch Out-Patient Study in Kansas
Kansas Blue Cross-Blue Shield and Douglas County Visiting Nurses Assn start the Douglas County Alternative Care Study on March 1 to test if out-of-hospital services cut hospital use and costs. Lawrence Memorial Hospital and the Douglas County Medical Society assist. Subscribers under 65 admitted to Lawrence Memorial Hospital may access experimental benefits at no rate increase with state insurance department approval.
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Big Floods Forecast Across Midwest This Spring
The National Weather Service warns spring thaw and normal precipitation could trigger severe or record flooding across the Midwest. Parts of North and South Dakota Nebraska Minnesota Iowa Wisconsin Illinois and Missouri may face moderate to severe floods with Minnesota and northern Iowa and northwestern Illinois expected to be hardest hit. The region holds two to three times normal soil moisture and snowpack, recalling floods two years ago that caused nine deaths and $151 million in damage.
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