Lawrence Forecast Calls For Pleasant Afternoon Temps
Matt Sayers reports a cool start giving way to sunny skies with a high near 61 degrees. Southeast winds 3 to 5 mph. Tonight, a low around 35 degrees.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 2005
Page
2
Matt Sayers reports a cool start giving way to sunny skies with a high near 61 degrees. Southeast winds 3 to 5 mph. Tonight, a low around 35 degrees.
Scattered showers persist from the Great Lakes and Northeast into the central Appalachians with snow over the mountains and northern areas. Light precipitation also affects parts of the Northwest as the day begins.
Weather Central updated report notes unsettled conditions across regions with potential showers. Forecast mentions variable temperatures and changing winds as systems move in from the west.
Wichita based Via Christi hospitals will deploy a seven million dollar electronic ICU system to monitor severely ill patients with bedside cameras and continuous data analysis. The system aims to cut mortality by about 25 percent, start with 186 beds in Wichita and Manhattan this April, and expand to other Kansas hospitals.
A Vietnam vet testifies he felt out of place in a Kaufman couple run group home. Prosecutors say residents were forced to work and attend nude sessions as part of alleged health care fraud and forced labor. The defense argues the nude sessions aimed to remove shock value, not abuse.
Kansas formally opened a Beijing trade office on Monday as part of a weeklong mission to China. Gov. Kathleen Sebelius said the move aims to sell aircraft, beef, and wheat to create Kansas jobs. Kansas already runs a Taiwan bureau and pays $55,000 yearly for the Beijing office.
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