Planets Jupiter and Venus Shine Bright in Western Sky
KU physicist Adrian Melott notes the two bright objects at 10 pm in the western sky are planets, not stars. Venus should glow brighter than Jupiter, he explains.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 2012
Page
5
KU physicist Adrian Melott notes the two bright objects at 10 pm in the western sky are planets, not stars. Venus should glow brighter than Jupiter, he explains.
Readers are asked to call 832-7297 or email soundoff jworld.com with questions. This brief notice invites direct inquiries and provides contact channels for responses or grievances.
A brief newspaper prompt asks readers on Massachusetts Street if they have ever gambled. The item refers readers to page 1B for the full story.
A Wichita weather pilot will add impact based warnings to NOAA alerts this spring. The system uses Chance Storms to describe threat levels and potential damage like life threatening situations and widespread damage to homes. The project covers Wichita Topeka Kansas City Springfield and St Louis offices and informs residents and media for quicker shelter decisions.
There were no incidents to report Saturday.
The Journal World explains it reports burglaries only when losses reach or exceed $1,000 unless unusual, protects victims by not naming them, and discloses arrestees only after charges. It notes reporting rules for assaults and holdups and mentions finding gas prices as low as $3.75 at stations.
Gary and Ashley Harper of McLouth welcomed a baby boy Saturday. The birth adds to the Harper family in the local community.
The Journal World states its policy to correct significant errors brought to the editors’ attention in this space. Readers are urged to call 785 832 7154 or email news with error reports.
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