Regional weather almanac entry for Hays Kansas
Regional weather almanac notes overnight low and Sunday high with record highs and lows. It lists precipitation 0.04 inches for today and year-to-date totals, with measurer at Hays Daily News 507 Main noting 0.23 inches today. Also includes temperature at 11 a.m. and wind speed record and sky observations from University of Canter and Hays. Sunset and sunrise times are provided.
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Kansas Extended Outlook for Thursday Rain Possible
Across Kansas extended outlook shows a chance of rain statewide. Lows range 35 to 45 west and 45 to 50 east. Highs reach 45 to 55 west and 55 to 60 east.
Global Green Muscle fungus targets swarming locusts
Biologists unveil an organic bio-pesticide named Green Muscle, a fungus metarhizium anisopliae that kills locusts and grasshoppers with minimal impact on other life. Developed internationally and first used commercially in Niger, it promises cost parity with chemical pesticides and safer environmental profiles amid recent global locust swarms.
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Government to pay American terrorist victims
The US Treasury will pay Terry Anderson and other American terrorism victims and families hundreds of millions in damages owed by Iran. If signed, the law allows U.S. funds first to victims and then to pursue collection through an international court with Iran.
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Clinton signs national 0.08 drunken driving standard bill
President Clinton signed a $58 billion transportation bill containing a national 0.08 blood alcohol limit for drunken driving to be implemented by 2004. States failing to adopt the standard would lose federal highway funds, with opponents arguing the rule harms social drinkers while neglecting repeat offenders.
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Fort Hays State events and public meetings calendar
Deadline to register to vote in the Nov 7 general election appears with Fort Hays State University High Plains Marching Band Festival at Lewis Field with a 11 am start and a 4 15 pm Tiger Marching Band performance. Tickets price 4 for adults 2 for seniors and ages 13 to 18. Under 12 and FHSU students faculty and staff admitted free. Sternberg Museum Storytime at Sternberg 4 pm in the lobby on turtles for ages 4 to 8. For more information call Coral Blocksome at 785 650 0049. Elsewhere Goodland USD 352 board meeting 7 pm at Goodland High School. Equipping Your Marriage seminar 7 pm at Agape Southern Baptist Church 1300 Harvest. Corey J Gilbert Westbrook Counseling Center speaks. Free and open to the public. For more information call 785 650 1282 or 800 244 1782. Elsewhere Bison USD 403 public meeting 7 30 pm school gymnasium topic local option budget. Farmer's Market 5 to 8 pm Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church parking lot 18th and Vine.
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Thursday Frank Mantooth Jazz Quintet at Beach Center
The Thursday program features the Frank Mantooth Jazz Quintet at 8 p.m. in Beach Schmidt Performing Arts Center with ticket tiers from 9 dollars general to 1 dollar student unreserved. Call 785 628 5801 for information and 628 5306 to charge tickets. Grainfield forum to meet county and state candidates at 7 30 p.m. 4H Building.
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Atwood Oktoberfest Craft Fair and Holiday Bazaar Schedule
Community events list includes Holiday Bazaar at Hadley Rooms and ATWOOD-Oktoberfest Craft Fair at Columbian Hall, both 10 a.m. to varying ends. Also a Monster Moonlight sale, Farmers Market, and a Halloween cruise by High Plains Street Machines with best costume and long distance awards. Police urge porch light reminders for neighborhood safety with a rotating weekly schedule. Isabella Circle 254 Craft and Food Bingo at Immaculate Heart of Mary Little Theater includes door prize drawings.
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