Weather history: LA tops 96 in November record
A historical weather note records Los Angeles reaching 96 degrees, a November high not seen in 76 years. The broader forecast notes partly cloudy skies with a 41 degree air temperature and a wind chill around 38.
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Planets Morning and Evening Listed in Brief
A concise note lists morning planets Mercury and Venus and evening Mars Jupiter Saturn with times 5 18 pm 6 52 am 5 17 pm 7 57 pm 10 17 am. The message pairs planetary order with daily time cues for observing bright celestial bodies.
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Slain editor died while defending himself in parking lot
Columbia Missouri police report shows Kent Heitholt, 48, Tribune sports editor, died of head and neck trauma after being beaten in the newspaper parking area while defending himself. Witnesses saw two assailants. no arrests. Heitholt celebrated five years in the post and had earlier worked at The Times and the Nashville Banner. He is survived by wife Deb, son Vince, 18, and daughter Kali, 15. Memorial set for Missouri United Methodist Church.
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Audit finds Kansas misses bingo tax share and prompts raise
State audit criticizes the Kansas Department of Revenue for not verifying that all bingo taxes are collected. It urges lawmakers to consider raising the tax from 0.2 cents per bingo face. Cross-checks showed only 45 percent of reported sales matched. revenue has declined 26 percent over five years.
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Kansas faces million shortfall to PERA in budget forecast
Kansas economists warn the state faces a 113.4 million dollar gap in the current budget as revenue estimates turn pessimistic. Gov. Graves and Budget Director Goossen cite grim July to Oct. receipts and foresee 2003 growth limited by laws and spending promises. Decisions ahead include higher education, highways, pay, pensions, and social services costs.
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