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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 2004
Page
7
Matt Sayers reports a sunny Lawrence day with southerly winds 10 to 20 mph. The high reaches 88 degrees, followed by a warm overnight with a low around 60.
The report lists temperatures with high 82 and low 50 for Thursday, normal 83/62 and record 99 in 1955, 45 in 1943. It notes sunrise 6 55 am and sunset, plus Saturday sunrise 6 59 am and sunset 7 35 pm with a wet forecast.
In Wichita, the state would pay over 1.5 million to relatives of four murder victims from a 2000 spree by Reginald and Jonathan Carr. Families of Sander, Befort and Heyka share 1.25 million. Walenta’s kin receive 450,000. State Finance Committee must approve.
Union Station in Kansas City will receive 1.3 million to fund a dinosaur exhibit, historic rail equipment, and renovations to reopen its planetarium after the Bi state Commission approved the 1997 metropolitan Kansas City funding package. Of the amount, 550 000 pays down a loan for rail cars, 500 000 funds a Science City exhibit with a 60 foot dinosaur skeleton, and 500 000 more will be raised privately. The planetarium renovation, 250 000, aims to reopen around Christmas.
Gov Kathleen Sebelius administration failed to implement a discount prescription drug card for uninsured Kansans. Deputy director Karen Braman said only two companies replied to May proposals and one dropped out, leaving no agreement. The office will not retry but will pursue other ways to improve affordable drug access for about 15 000 to 40 000 residents. Senator Morris supported efforts to reduce medical costs.
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