Lawrence Almanac Item Largely Unclear Note
A fragment from the Lawrence Almanac mentions a cryptic data line arge cfs 21 0 15 and a low reading of 45 minutes to burn, with no clear event or context available.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 2002
Page
10
A fragment from the Lawrence Almanac mentions a cryptic data line arge cfs 21 0 15 and a low reading of 45 minutes to burn, with no clear event or context available.
Ross Janssen's Lawrence forecast calls for a cloudy day with rain and storms. Heavier rains are expected in the morning with lighter showers in the afternoon as temperatures rise from about 63 to a high near 73. North winds 12 to 24 mph with gusts.
A brief note indicates the ultraviolet radiation level for today ranges on a scale from one to four. Residents are advised to limit sun exposure during peak hours and use protective measures as needed.
Wichita State University introduced a shield shaped logo featuring the name Wichita State Shockers in three dimensional type, with bolder wheat stalks and the mascot WuShock, designed by Phoenix Designs Works for 17000 dollars. The phased rollout follows a branding audit urging stronger identification.
Hutchinson city council debates accepting a two foot steel remnant from the World Trade Center. Some members fear display and transport costs could run to thousands, while Mayor Mark Smith supports accepting the piece as an honor and memorial to the attacks. One hundred eighty such pieces are donated nationwide. Hutchinson’s request was No. 174.
In Olathe Kansas juror questioning for John E. Robinson Sr. stretches as the pool narrows from 600 to potential remains. Defense cites publicity while prosecutors press for death penalty considerations as selection may extend into a second week.
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