FW: WKYT – August 18, 2007

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> Subject: WKYT – August 18, 2007
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> WKYT e-news
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> News Updates
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> Cleanup Continues From Storm Damage
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> People across Kentucky spent Friday cleaning up from Thursday’s
> severe storms. The storms are being blamed for one man’s death and
> forced a school system to cancel classes.
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> Police Remind Students To Stay Safe For Back To School
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> Lexington Police and UK Police warn remind students to stay safe
> after recent sexual abuse cases on campus.
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> Adopted Mother Charged With Abusing Children
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> DANVILLE, Ky. (AP) – A central Kentucky woman has pleaded not
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> guilty to charges that she physically and sexually abused three
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> girls she adopted after serving as their foster parent.
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> Shooting: One Injured
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> Lexington Police investigate a shooting at the Heritage Apartments
> on Lakeshore Drive.
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> Part Of History Dismantled In Downtown Lexington
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> The old Vaughan Tobacco Warehouses dates back almost 3 quarters of
> a century. It once stretched for almost a mile off West Main
> Street. The demolition has begun and 400,000 pounds of wood from
> the warehouses were hauled away by train Friday and will be
> recycled to build houses.
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> Weather Updates
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> Despite a few morning clouds, the sun is returning to the Bluegrass
> on this Friday and the dry weather continues into the weekend.
> Northerly winds behind last night’s cold front will help keep
> humidities down on Saturday as well as temperatures with highs only
> in the mid-80’s. The hot temperatures return quickly, though, late
> Sunday into Monday as a warm front lifts northward across the area.
> This will aid in hot and humid conditions once again and Central
> and Eastern Kentucky. Keeping that in mind, we will keep isolated
> to scattered rain chance in the forecast and bump up temperatures
> into the lower and mid 90’s for our next work week.
> -Lauren
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