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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 2004
Page
6
Matt Sayers reports cooler temperatures with mostly cloudy skies and southeast winds 5 to 15 mph. Scattered showers and a few thunder rumbles move into northeast Kansas this afternoon, with a low near 60 and a high around 70.
The record lists sun rising at 6:00 am and setting at 8:37 pm today with Thursday times 5:59 am and 8:37 pm. Moon rises tonight at 12:18 and sets at 5:56 am. Moon rises and sets Thursday are noted as 2/24 am for moonset with first data present.
A brief notice from 2004 by Weather Central Inc in Madison Wisconsin outlines forecasts data and graphical weather products. It notes publication and distribution details for weather graphics and forecast information.
Turner White, top executive of Union Station, resigns amid persistent deficits at the Kansas City tourist hub. He will stay until Tuesday, with Sean OByrne stepping in temporarily. The facility, built with sales tax funding, houses Science City, theaters, and eateries but faces a $5 to $6 million annual shortfall.
Kansas social services chief Janet Schalansky warned rising medical costs threaten programs aiding the needy as SRS projects a 14 percent medical expenses hike for the coming fiscal year starting July 1. The Legislature approved a 2.46 billion budget, with most growth to cover medical costs and a first doctor and hospital reimbursement increase in two decades. Schalansky noted limited options to cut administrative costs and urged decisions on who to serve and at what level. She also cited more people using SRS medical services, rising prescription drug costs, and greater expense to care for the elderly and disabled. proposals are due to Gov. Sebelius by Oct 1.
A series of tornadoes struck northern and eastern Kansas and northwest Missouri, damaging homes and businesses, and forcing hospital evacuations. No deaths were reported though several structures including the Macon Drive-In and Northwest Medical Center in Albany endured damage. widespread hail and downed power lines complicated response efforts.
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