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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 2009
Page
1
The forecast calls for more sun and milder weather with a high near 81 and a northeast wind of 5 to 10 mph. Tonight's low should dip to around 55 under a nearly clear sky. Through Wednesday 8 p.m., temperatures reach 83 high and 64 low, with normal values noted and precipitation at 0.00 inches in the last 24 hours.
A weather trivia item asks how many hurricanes form in the Atlantic each year. The prompt mentions city weather data with two temperature figures and a trailing fragment about hurricanes.
Fort Leavenworth Germany's ambassador Klaus Scharioth said increased Afghan security force training is crucial to ending the eight year war. He noted progress since 2001 despite rising violence and emphasized patience, realistic targets, and cooperation with NATO and the United States amid a disputed August election. He cited 4,250 German troops, a ceiling of 4,500, and $1.7 billion spent, and urged restraint over civilian casualties in a recent airstrike investigation.
Douglas County commissioners on Wednesday night near approval of reclamation plans for the Big Springs Quarry west of Lawrence. Staff and planning officials were asked to review likely lake sizes, with recommendations to be considered at the Sept 30 meeting. The plans involve Mid States Materials LLC of Topeka, which bought the quarry from Martin Marietta Materials in 2007 after a 1990 permit and a federal suit settlement earlier this year. Neighbors pressed for more specifics amid environmental concerns.
Willis Wink Hartman Sr., Kansas oilman, announced his candidacy for the GOP primary to fill the south central 4th District seat vacated by Todd Tiahrt. He urged fewer taxes and regulations, backs conservative principles, and supports energy independence, gun rights, and portable health insurance. Other contenders include Dick Kelsey, Mike Pompeo, Jean Schodorf, Jim Anderson, Ray Goyle, and Robert Tillman.
On September 17 2009 the article urges storing emergency contacts in cell phones under ICE In Case of Emergency. It advises labeling multiple entries ICE1 ICE2 and ICE3 to speed medical notification and asks readers to share with family. A link to BoomerGirl.com offers more tips.
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