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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 2002
Page
10
Fragmentary weather and numeric records from Lawrence Almanac show multiple figures such as 83/53 82/61, 103 in 1956 and 41 in 1940 with rainfall and discharge-like metrics. The legibility is poor and no coherent event or outcome is discernible beyond assorted measurements and times.
Ross Janssen's Lawrence forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies with a dry start. Showers become more likely by evening as the day warms from a morning low around 58 to an afternoon high near 81. South winds at 5 to 15 mph.
An advertisement credits The Weather Channel for reader weather service. It mentions key conditions, including cloudy and drizzle, and references a drizzle or damp forecast. The fragment hints at shorthand notes such as c for cloudy and dr for drizzle.
Hundreds gathered for the groundbreaking of Kansas fourteenth veterans cemetery in WaKeeney as speakers honored those who died in wars and the Sept. 11 attacks. The 24 acre site along US 283 north of I 70 is a federal state local partnership serving northwest Kansas.
A Jackson County judge released sealed documents in state court civil actions linked to Robert Courtney, who pleaded guilty to diluting cancer meds. He awaits sentencing as hundreds sue over damages. In a separate crash, a Kansas couple died when their car crossed the center line into a semi on Kansas 15 near Abilene, killing Nina Jean Holmes, 56, and Malcolm Victor Holmes, 61, of Longford. the truck driver survived.
David Grant Peterson 30 of Seattle was sentenced in Johnson County District Court to more than 20 years after conviction for attempted second-degree murder in the December 4 shooting of Sgt. Robert Kolenda. Peterson claimed he did not intend to harm a police officer during sentencing.
The Kansas Supreme Court ruled that jury selection for John E. Robinson’s murder trial may be observed by the public, reversing a lower court decision that barred media access. The ruling cites open proceedings to bolster trust in the judiciary, while cameras remain barred in court.
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