Regional weather almanac from The Hays Daily News
Measurements show the 11 am temperature and the 7 13 pm wind peak reaching 30 mph. The report notes sunset tonight sunrise tomorrow and sunset tomorrow with the rest unreadable.
08 Jun 1998
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Newspaper
The Hays Daily News
Location
Hays, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1998
Page
1
Measurements show the 11 am temperature and the 7 13 pm wind peak reaching 30 mph. The report notes sunset tonight sunrise tomorrow and sunset tomorrow with the rest unreadable.
An extended outlook from Wednesday to Friday indicates unsettled conditions with a chance of thunderstorms each day. Lows range from the upper 40s to mid-50s in the northwest, 60s elsewhere, highs mostly in the 80s with some 90s in the southwest.
Kathleen Sebelius state insurance commissioner will campaign at 10 a.m. Tuesday in the Ellis County Health Office meeting room 601 Main. She will attend a 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. chamber of commerce coffee at Downtown Athletic Club 806 Main and speak at the Hays Meal Site at 11 a.m. on Senior Health Insurance Counseling for Kansas and other senior insurance issues. Sebelius notes she created the Kansas Insurance Department Fraud Unit and its consumer shopper guides.
Mary Elizabeth Maternity Home at 204 W Seventh hosts a garage sale Friday 4 to 8 p.m. and Saturday 8 a.m. to noon. Donations accepted by calling (785) 625-6800. No clothing accepted.
Jordan faces a severe water crisis with only two weekly public water supplies. The nation relies on limited aquifers and imports, while households of nine people use about 22 gallons daily. Looting, illegal hookups, and high costs further strain scarce resources as officials warn that 50 percent of pumped water leaks or is stolen.
Under tight secrecy the Seven Trees restaurant houses young Palestinians training to deal blackjack as a $46 million Jericho casino rises on the Jerusalem Jericho highway near Agabat Jaber refugee camp. Hamas denounces the project as haram, while planners led by Mohammed Rashid tout economic growth through tourism and a service industry.
Calendar lists multiple USD boards meeting at 7:30 p.m. across Albert Ellis Norton Phillipsburg Plainville Natoma Stockton Utica and other locations with entries for Twilight Tours at FHSU and KSU centers, a band concert, motel pickup calls, and a consumer budgeting workshop.
Public notices report fund-raisers at Mary Elizabeth Maternity Home and garage sale times. Riverfest Twilight Tours call for motel pickups. Hays lights up campaign urged by Police and COPO. odd even address lighting schedules. Stockton open house and dedication at Frank Walker Museum.
In Silwan and other eastern Jerusalem areas, 15 settlers from the Elad group moved into two Arab homes hours before dawn, triggering clashes that injured at least two people including Faisal Husseini. Police separated activists from the scene while Peace Now protesters were dispersed.
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