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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 2004
Page
8
Ross Janssen reports a changeable day with clouds early giving way to some sun. Winds stay under 15 mph as afternoon highs reach 59. Tonight the sky remains partly cloudy with a low near 38 and light winds.
Almanac style note showing sunrise and sunset times for Lawrence with dates for today and Thursday. Includes temperatures 45/32 and 57/35, 81 in 1945 and 19 in 1943 as trace values, and sun data indicating sunrise at 0:620 am and sunset at 6:30 pm, with Thursday sunrise 6:27 am and sunset 6:31 pm.
Kansas Senate panel heard two days of testimony on a bill to allow concealed handguns with a $150 permit fee for 21 year olds, subject to eight hours of training, while lawmakers urged extending bans to places where school children gather such as churches and universities.
Abortion foes urged Kansas lawmakers to prohibit cloning and destructive embryonic research as a bioscience bill aims to boost research. The plan would channel 500 million dollars over ten years from bioscience firm taxes into further R&D, while supporters claim it would create jobs and attract top researchers. Kathy Ostrowski of Kansans for Life testified to the Senate Commerce Committee during hearings on expanding Kansas bioscience activity.
Kansas lawmakers weigh House Bill 2647 amid clashes over fetal tissue research restrictions. Ostrowski urges banning cells from destroyed embryos, while Brownlee calls current limits a potential compromise. Committee vote could occur today, sending the measure to the Senate.
Republican leaders propose a $150 million bond package plus $395 million in sales tax revenue and $300 million in federal funds over six years to sustain the 1999 10 year transportation plan. Gov Sebelius counters with higher bonds and tax pledges but cautions federal aid uncertainty.
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