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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 2003
Page
8
High pressure keeps the area dry and mild with daytime highs around 82 degrees. South winds 8 to 18 mph. Tonight brings a few clouds and a low near 55. Rivers, not mentioned, remaining unchanged.
The forecast shows a normal high and low for Monday with no notable deviations. No record highs or lows are expected as temperatures stay within typical seasonal ranges.
The report lists sunrise and sunset times for today and Wednesday, with moonrise and moonset data across today and the upcoming days. It includes 2003 Weather Central data from Madison Wisconsin and a weather publisher link.
Representative Dennis Moore pushes a bill to cover military travel expenses for two week home leaves from Iraq and Afghanistan. The measure, backed by 82 co-sponsors, would expand Pentagon policy by paying soldiers' travel home from designated points, a move critics call costly but supporters frame as overdue recognition of service.
Cloudy conditions with drizzle and light rain possible. Forecast mentions misty or overcast skies and light showers in the area with no significant accumulation expected.
Rep Kenny Wilk urged the governor's gambling committee to present a unified, limited plan for expanding gambling in Kansas. The panel heard from tribes and track interests as it weighs slot machines and casino options, with one final public meeting set for Nov 10 in Junction City.
Kansas City Municipal Court's nine full time judges average under 30 hours a week in the courthouse while earning nearly 119000 dollars annually. The Star based its findings on 13 months of parking records and court documents. The judges can take up to 45 days off yearly and frequently leave by 3 p.m. on Fridays.
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