Sunrise and sunset data from 1940s weather table
Fragmentary weather table notes sunrise times and sunset cues for today and tomorrow. Mentions 1942 1951 and discharge values with several times such as 5 02pm and 7 40 am. Includes phrases Sunrise today and Sunset today with low tides and other timing fragments.
Lawrence Forecast Sees Sunshine and Warm Temperatures
Ross Janssen reports glorious sunshine for Lawrence with above normal highs. Morning temperatures near 30 degrees will rise to an afternoon high around 60 degrees, bringing a mild, bright day for residents and travelers.
Wittig to face federal hearing in Topeka court
Westar Energy chair David Wittig and Clinton Weidner II face a federal court appearance at 10 am in Topeka. They are accused of concealing the purpose of a $1.5 million bank loan to Wittig. The case stems from an indictment not tied to Westar operations.
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Nominees chosen for Kansas Supreme Court vacancy
Three lower court judges advance as final nominees to fill the upcoming Kansas Supreme Court seat left by Justice Six. Shawnee County Judge Marla Luckert, Riley County District Judge David L. Stutzman, and Miami County District Judge Stephen D. Hill are under consideration. Graves must decide within 60 days, potentially before leaving office, with a second vacancy to be filled for Justice Lockett. The Nominating Commission will propose three more names for Lockett’s replacement.
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Minister revives campaign against alcohol abuse in Topeka
Rev. Richard Taylor, retired head of Kansans for Life at Its Best, returns with a new anti drinking drive targeting youth. He mails a four page message titled Lost Brains to 50 Kansas newspapers and seeks high schools and colleges to distribute it. He cites February news of a 19 year old University of Maryland death and highlights a federal task force report linking alcohol to 1400 college deaths annually, 500000 injuries and 70000 sexual assault cases.
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