Regional weather Almanac for October 10 2000
Regional weather almanac from Kansas State University Agricultural Research Center Hayd and The Hays Daily News reports overnight and daytime temperatures and records for October 10 including high and low records, total precipitation to date and for the past 24 hours, maximum wind speed 49 mph, and sunset and sunrise times.
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Extended Outlook With Dry Period and Rain Chances
A brief forecast notes a slight shower chance in south central and southeast Thursday with otherwise dry conditions. Highs range from 65 to 70 along the east and north and reach the 70s in the southwest. Friday brings a rain chance for the northwest and showers and thunderstorms across the remaining areas.
NATO ministers weigh Yugoslavia changes on Balkan security
NATO defense ministers meet in Birmingham as Yugoslavia's new government under Vojislav Kostunica raises questions about Kosovo. NATO will keep forces in Kosovo and Bosnia while the EU takes the lead, with Bonn groups noting continued UN guiding peace efforts in Kosovo and potential independence for ethnic Albanians.
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Fort Hays State University and County Event Calendar
Fort Hays State University hosts a blood drive at Memorial Union ballroom from 11 am to 5 pm with further info via Lizat at 785 628 5147. Also listed are a board meeting at Ellis-USC high school library, a drive from 8 am to 2 pm, and the Colby Max Pickerill Lecture Series featuring General Vernon Walters at Frahm Theater with no admission. A luncheon forum by Ellis County Retired Teachers Association features six candidates with lunch at $5.50. Fort Hays Fall Choral Concert tickets priced 6 for adults and 4 for seniors and students. free for FHSU students and kids under 12. An Ellis County 4-H middle school dance runs 8 to 11 pm at the Schenk Building. cost listed.
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Hays Calendar Includes Lights Schedule and Local Meetings
The Hays Police and Community Oriented Policing urge residents to light porches by week patterns for odd and even numbered homes. Events listed include a Victoria Knights of Columbus breakfast 7 a.m. to noon at the Knights Hall, Sternberg Museum Storytime butterflies 4 p.m. for ages 4 to 8 call Carol Blacksome 785 650 0049, and a Colby USD 315 board meeting at 7 p.m. in the board room. Proceeds support youth activities.
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Yugoslavia looks to West as Kostunica solidifies grip
Belgrade leaders seek Western support with France pledging aid as Kostunica moves to purge Milosevic remnants. Vedrine calls democracy a milestone while EU lifts sanctions and aims to back a democratic Yugoslavia with 2 billion dollars. Milosevic loyalists resist, police and security services in flux as elections loom.
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Nobel Prize Winners in Physics and Chemistry Named
The 1999 Nobel Prizes in physics go to Zhores Alferov, Herbert Kroemer, and Jack Kilby for satellite and mobile technology and the integrated circuit. Chemistry honors go to Alan Heeger, Alan MacDiarmid, and Hideki Shirakawa for conductive polymers used in screens, displays, and smart windows.
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