GE Scientists Seed Snow in Berkshire Hills
General Electric researchers conducted the first modern cloud seeding test in the Massachusetts Berkshires, aiming to induce snowfall. Historical forecast data note cloudy skies, temps around 51, with sun and moon timings and visible planets Mercury Venus Mars Jupiter Saturn.
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Education board rethinks its school funding lawsuit
Topeka AP The State Board of Education weighs continuing the lawsuit against the state funding system which critics say discriminates against minority and disabled students. The board seeks $1.2 billion more education money over three years while debating whether to defend the suit and how the plan aligns with funding needs.
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Kansas aquifer plan draws irrigation backlash and cautious praise
The Kansas Water Authority adopted a voluntary plan to manage the Ogallala Aquifer, drawing criticism as biased toward irrigators and promising limited impact on depletion. Critics liken irrigators to alcoholics, while Sierra Club ally Benjamin calls for reassessment in 5 to 10 years. The plan divides the aquifer into subunits and avoids use and conservation pools, with no fixed sustainable yield timeline.
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Truman Library unveils interactive exhibit on President Truman
Visitors walk through Harry S. Truman The Presidential Years an 11000 square foot expansion showing the pressures of key decisions such as dropping atomic bombs recognizing Israel and desegregation of the armed forces. The exhibit features four video monitors decision theaters and debates with input from historians veterans and home front voices. Financing totals 22.5 million from private gifts federal funds and Missouri support.
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