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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 2004
Page
8
Matt Sayers reports a pleasant second half to the weekend with dry conditions in northeast Kansas while other areas face storms. Expect partly cloudy skies, highs in the lower 80s, and south winds 10 to 25 mph. Tonight's low around 54.
Almanac notes provide sunrise and sunset times for today and Monday. Entered times show 6:07 am sunrise and 6:28 pm sunset for today and 6:06 am sunrise and 8:29 pm sunset for Monday.
Forecasts and graphics from Weather Central Inc summarize 2004 weather patterns using data analysis from Madison and related regional inputs. The document outlines methods, charts, and projections intended for client briefing and archival use.
Lyons school officials will screen prom entertainment after a couple of juniors staged a raunchy Adam and Eve skit titled The Apple Bit. The dress rehearsal dinner offended five school board members who objected to perceived sexuality and irreverence.
Sgt Maj Mike Hughes, who helped at the World Trade Center site, paid a belated visit to Hunter Base Elementary in Fairfield East, Kansas. The meeting followed a seven week period after a student’s letter and drawing inspired by the 9 11 attacks. Hughes and his wife sought to thank the students for their support.
Virginia researcher John B. Holway alleges the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum lost about 60 irreplaceable interview tapes with stars like Satchel Paige Cool Papa Bell and Buck Leonard. The museum denies receipt of the tapes and says its records do not show they were ever received.
A 2003 audit shows Kansas led all states in newborns named Ethan and Emma. Madilon, Emily, Hannah and Abigail followed in order, with Jacob, Andrew, Joshua and Joseph also near the top. Emily and Jacob have long been perennial top names since 1996 and 1999 respectively.
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