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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 2001
Page
8
Wednesday's weather update from Lawrence predicts milder daytime highs with an overnight low near 27 degrees. Anie Warriner reports a five day outlook featuring gradual warming, light winds, and clear to partly cloudy skies across the region.
Weather history note reports record high temps for the date in 45 cities including Huron North Dakota at 80 degrees and Pickstown South Dakota at 41 degrees. Partly cloudy skies forecast with temperatures around 27 and a wind chill near 20. Sun and moon times listed with planetary positions for Mercury Mars Venus Jupiter Saturn.
A Kansas dispute over 37 million from a FERC refund order pits large industrial gas users against lawmakers. The Midwest Gas Users Association seeks to ignore legislative directives and return funds to taxpayers, arguing the KCC should decide use while hearings unfold.
Opponents call a proposed conscience bill a theocratic attempt to insert Catholic theology into state law. Kansas legislators hear criticism from Americans for Religious Liberty while supporters from the Kansas Catholic Conference back protecting health care workers who refuse services such as abortion and RU-486.
The Kansas Senate passed a compromise bill to extend the state lottery's life 31 to 9, with House action looming where supporters aim to use revenue to subsidize airfares. Negotiators resolved differences between chambers while Wichita reps push for boosting air traffic and economic development through lower fares.
The Kansas Senate voted 31 to 9 to approve a compromise extending the Lottery’s life to July 2008. Douglas County Senator Sandy Praeger and Anthony Hensley joined the majority. debate noted opposition to gambling and a separate airfare proposal. The bill keeps most conferenced terms, adds bans on unsolicited lottery ads, vending machine sales limits, and requires periodic security audits.
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