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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 2003
Page
9
A brief temperature and sun data snippet shows high and low values for Thursday stay near normal. It notes record highs and lows and provides sunrise and sunset times. Ultraviolet risk is listed for the area with a scale from low to high.
Forecasts and data from 2003 Weather Central in Maison Wisconsin are summarized. The report notes weather graphs and arithmetic projections, with focus on regional trends and expected conditions.
Ross Janssen predicts little sunshine in Lawrence with increasing rain and storm chances by late morning into the evening. High near 69, low around 54, east winds.
A fragmentary forecast map note indicates cloudy conditions fading to sunshine with potential wind and varying visibility. The misspelled text suggests a weather briefing mentioning clouds sun and a Sunday forecast but lacks full details or locations.
The Center for Public Integrity gave Kansas a barely passing 63 on a 100-point scale for lobbying laws based on 48 questions. The report notes lack of required salary and employer expense disclosures for lobbyists, while Kansas tracks meals, gifts, and various expenditures. Kansas lawmakers question the relevance of salaries, and last year lobbyists reported spending 473,624 in efforts to sway state officials.
Testimony in U S district court centers on whether the Kansas City district has closed the achievement gap between black and white students. Witnesses for the district cite factors including charter school withdrawals affecting results. Experts debate if the district met the 13 percent MAP test gap reduction target across grades and subjects.
Wyandotte County's Unified Government votes 8-1 to allow alcohol sales on Memorial Day, the Fourth of July, and Labor Day in Kansas City, Kansas, expanding the Sunday sales policy yet facing a 60 day protest window. If not blocked, sales would begin after the holiday period. Local officials cite court rulings and legislative moves as driving factors behind the change.
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