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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 2001
Page
10
Doug Heady provides a five day forecast for Lawrence city area. The report highlights temperatures and conditions with emphasis on gradual changes through the week and expected precipitation chances for the city region.
A northern low pressure system spurred high winds across the Great Lakes. Chicago reported 60 mph gusts while forecast notes show partly cloudy skies and mild temperatures with a scattered sunrise and sunset timetable.
Moon phase outline lists morning visibility for Mercury and Venus and evening visibility for Mars Jupiter and Saturn. The note reads like a brief sky chart entry for observers.
About 300 people watched 92 buffalo sell at Maxwell Wildlife Refuge in Canton. Bids sank to all time lows with an average of 287 dollars per animal, far below 2000 levels, leaving officials disappointed as funds support repairs for the 2800 acre refuge and related projects.
Oklahoma Pawnees chief and Kansas Indian Affairs adviser Chief George Shunatona died at age 84. He led the Pawnee Nation and spoke for Native American issues, teaching at Wichita State and guiding cultural programs. He was born in 1917, lost his sight in 1947, and played Indian flute at Smithsonian events. Survivors include daughters Gertrude Jen Cale and Gwen Shunatona and sister Ethelyne Hudson.
Kansas Attorney General Carla Stovall endures criticism from lawmakers over her refusal to join the Microsoft antitrust settlement. The dispute arises amid questions about monitoring large agribusiness mergers, with Stovall defending action to stand up for computer industry competition as critics seek more updates and clarity.
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