Lawrence forecast shows showers fading this morning
Ross Janssen reports shower activity will wind down later this morning with breaks in overcast skies. A 77 degree high is expected with a south wind of 10 to 20 mph. Tonight fog may form with lows around 54.
Weather Forecast and Data Graphics Note 2003
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Weather Brief Notes On Local Forecast
The report notes mixed skies with partly cloudy conditions and a chance of rain. Forecasters indicate light to moderate showers possible at times, with cooler temperatures and winds easing by evening across the area.
Effort to plug salt wells nears end in Hutchinson
The city nears completion of its search for abandoned salt brine wells after explosions from natural gas leakage in January 2001. Kansas Geological Survey data reveal about 29 more wells than previously known. City officials say funding is nearly exhausted, with only about 165000 dollars left from an original 890000.
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Global Studies Institute launches at University of St. Mary
The University of St. Mary in Leavenworth launches its Global Studies Institute led by Nick Reigg a 30 year State Department veteran. A 7 p.m. forum in Mabee Auditorium will outline priorities for foreign policy and future lectures and international partnerships with overseas universities are planned to expand audiences regionally and nationally.
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Arson suspected in two fires at lumber yards
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