Weather Outlook Northeast Kansas This Week
Partly cloudy to cloudy and colder tonight with northeast winds 10 to 20 mph. Tuesday remains partly cloudy with little temperature change. Highs 40 to 45, lows 20 to 25. Extended forecast Cool Wednesday, warming by Friday with chance of rain Thursday. Highs 40s to 60s, lows 20s to 30s. Official readings show yesterday high 61 low 37, with a 3 degree morning low.
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Bandits Steal 1.5 Million in Silver Display from Miami Museum
Float theft at Dade County Art Museum tied to 1815 silver pieces once owned by Napoleon and Jerome of France. Guard Harry Bjork lured from his desk by a decoy plea, bound, and pistol threatened as bandits loaded the silver into a van. The van later found abandoned. pieces owned by Samuel Kirk and Son were to be shipped to Baltimore.
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Preston
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Frat Marks 50th Anniversary At Kansas University
Kansas Governor Robert Docking joined about 50 people Sunday at the Carriage Lamp Club to mark the Delta Sigma Pi professional business fraternity’s 50th anniversary at Kansas University. Attendees included Ray Killiam district governor and local officers Bob Grabill Tom Benson and Ron Pawlak among others.
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Dowdy Trial to Proceed Despite Supreme Court Move
The Supreme Court unanimously refused to halt Rep. John Dowdy's bribery and perjury trial. Dowdy faces charges over a $25,000 bribe tied to blocking a DOJ probe and alleged perjury before a federal grand jury. Trial set for May 3 in Baltimore.
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