Lawrence forecast: snow and wind in morning
Matt Elwell’s forecast notes snow heavy at times driven by 20 to 30 mph north winds through morning and early afternoon. Temperatures reach around 33, then clear tonight with lows near 22. Through 8:00 p.m. Friday.
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Heat wave boosts March 28 1945 temperatures nationwide
An early heat wave drove readings into the 90s from Maryland to Rhode Island on March 28, 1945. The region later faced a contrasting cold snap on the same date 24 years earlier, with Wichita reporting 38 and 25 degrees.
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Salt Museum Attendance Sets Record During Hutchinson Tourney
The Kansas Underground Salt Museum in Hutchinson drew nearly 3000 visitors from March 17 to 22, 650 feet underground, beating last year's JCIA attendance by 500. Director Gayle Ferrell said 2009 numbers rose 20 percent from 2008 amid the economic downturn, with brisk sales of combined admission tickets to the Salt Museum and the Cosmosphere.
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Atomic veterans gain recognition in Kansas and nationwide
Salina Journal reports 88 year old James Treppy among over 200000 former soldiers exposed to atomic tests from 1945 to 1963. A government claim for compensation of 75000 dollars was approved, while veterans like Treppy face illnesses including lymphoma and diabetes. Kansas organizers Larry Halloran and Gary Thornton work to inform veterans about eligibility and benefits under the Radiation Exposure Compensation Program.
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Tips to Save Water by Fixing Household Leaks
EPA leak management tips warn that homes may waste up to 11 000 gallons yearly from leaks. Start by calculating usage and checking a water meter for two hours with no water. If the meter moves a leak is likely. Read more at BoomerGirl.com.
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