Matt Elwell's Lawrence forecast
A sunny day gives way to cooler readings with a high near 35 and north winds 10 to 20 mph. Overnight expect mostly clear skies and lows around 13 as the pattern remains cool and dry.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 2009
Page
11
A sunny day gives way to cooler readings with a high near 35 and north winds 10 to 20 mph. Overnight expect mostly clear skies and lows around 13 as the pattern remains cool and dry.
Almanac style data lists river levels and discharge figures through Tuesday evening for locales including Lake Clinton Perry Pomona Oberlina Goodland Oakley Garden City Liberal Concordia Pratt Wichita and Wal. indicating varied measurements in feet and cubic feet per second with multiple station values.
On March 11, 1911 Tamarack California recorded the greatest snow depth ever observed in the United States at 477 inches. The piece notes a weather trivia prompt asking where the blizzard of 1888 reached its full fury.
Kansas University Chancellor Robert Hemenway resigns as vice chairman of the KU Hospital Authority Board ahead of his summer retirement. Former Senate President Dave Kerr becomes vice chair under new bylaws limiting ex officio roles. The board aims to operate more like a private business.
Andy Hyland, higher education reporter, can be reached at 832-6388. Readers may visit the Heard on the Hill blog at LJWorld.com for further updates and context.
George Diepenbrock reports on a Dole Institute panel recalling the 1976 race when Carter defeated Ford amid a Watergate era mood. Aides describe broad coalitions, Iowa and New Hampshire wins, and Carter's plan to contest every primary. They note Ford Reagan dynamics and Carter's later 1980 loss, with emphasis on public sentiment and cross-region mobilization.
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