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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 2003
Page
9
Ross Janssen forecasts morning fog for Lawrence causing a slower start to the commute. It should burn off by midday leaving partly cloudy skies in the afternoon. Highs near 62 with light variable wind under 12 mph. Tonight will see a few scattered clouds and a low around 34.
A mixed forecast shows rain and sun across many areas with scattered showers. Temperatures remain mild, while a few strong to moderate storms may develop in the afternoon and early evening. Overnight skies clear as winds shift, bringing cooler air.
Announced daily sunrise at 7104 and sunset at 703 p.m. Thursday ct. 2. Details suggest a schedule or notice of daily light changes with times referenced in the fragment. Specific dates or locations not provided.
Lawrence Picus, USC professor, testifies in Shawnee County Court that Kansas per pupil spending is adequate given 302 districts and local property tax authority. The suit, filed 1999 by Salina and Dodge City parents and officials, seeks fairer, higher funding.
Attorney for Mayor Butch Felker says he will contest the ouster petition filed by Shawnee County District Attorney Robert Hecht. Felker meets with counsel as residents mull timing for a possible replacement. The petition accuses misconduct, neglect of duties, and violations of state laws. A hearing is set to consider a temporary suspension until an ouster trial. Leaders and residents discuss potential interim leadership and 2005 mayoral plans.
Randy Wisthoff will become Kansas City Zoo president and CEO on November 17 and says balancing the budget will be tough. He comes from Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo where he oversaw a $19 million budget funded by private sources and gate receipts. The KC Zoo relies on over $4 million yearly in public subsidies and runs monthly deficits. Wisthoff intends to boost Friends of the Zoo membership and improve visitor experience while Lee Simmons of Henry Doorly Zoo praises his budgeting discipline.
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