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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 2004
Page
9
Ross Janssen reports mostly sunny skies and south winds driving an unseasonably warm afternoon in Lawrence with highs around 70 mph and breezy 10 to 20 mph. Partly cloudy tonight brings a mild low near 53 with light south winds.
The Lawrence almanac lists a high of 62 and low of 34 for Thursday, with normal highs and lows of 58 and 36. It notes a record high of 78 in 1978 and a record low of 5 10 in 1965 and provides daily precipitation totals and sunrise and sunset times for today and Saturday.
Anya notes a moderate 30 minute burn on the last category or session. The update references timing and intensity, indicating a steady pace and controlled effort without peaks or slumps.
An outbreak of tuberculosis among Wichita homeless raises concerns as cases surface with reinfection after treatment. Health officials report 30 county cases last year and four this year, prompting CDC consultation while noting crowded, poorly ventilated housing and substance use as risk factors.
A Brown v. Board of Education 50th anniversary commission visits Monroe School in Topeka to view a video of segregationists and discuss the landmark ruling. Judge Roger Gregory and others reflect on the era as the site nears May 17 dedication as a national historic site. Cheryl Brown Henderson, daughter of the lead plaintiff, is among the commission members.
The family of former Governor Mel Carnahan seeks a new trial about punitive damages against Parker Hannifin Corp over the 2000 plane crash that killed Carnahan, his son Randy, and aide Chris Sifford. Jurors previously awarded $4 million in actual damages. no punitive damages were allowed.
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