FW: WKYT – September 13, 2007

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> Subject: WKYT – September 13, 2007
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> WKYT e-news
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> News Updates
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> Man Stabbed During Home Invasion
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> A Georgetown man tells police he was stabbed while sleeping on his
> couch.
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> Powerball Winner Settles Phony Check Cashing Lawsuit
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> Powerball winner Jack Whittaker has settled a lawsuit with City
> National Bank of West Virginia over the cashing of $49,000 in
> forged checks.
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> Trailer Destroyed By Fire
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> A Powell County family loses their home to fire.
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> Lexington Christmas Toy Program Cancelled
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> One of Lexington’s most popular charitable efforts is being
> cancelled for 2007. The Fraternal Order of Firefighter’s Christmas
> Toy Program won’t happen this year.
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> Dog Abuser In Court
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> The case against a Pulaski County man accused of beating his dog
> was continued Thursday morning.
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> Weather Updates
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> It was another pleasant day here in Central and Eastern Kentucky On
> Thursday with abundant sunshine and afternoon highs pretty
> comfortable for mid September. Temperatures reached the low 80s in
> most locations and while things will stay warm to end the week, we
> do have another cool down on the way for the weekend. The remnants
> of Humberto to our southwest will try to work northeastward into
> Friday as the frontal system drops in from the northwest. At this
> point it appears the best chance for rain will be across south and
> southeast Kentucky with that moisture potentially reaching that far
> to the north. It’s all about the timing of the front, so hopefully
> it will slow down a bit allowing some additional moisture to funnel
> northward. Once the front passes through, expect a significant cool
> down for the weekend with afternoon highs only in the upper 60s and
> low 70s and early morning lows in the 40s. It will be a quick taste
> of fall as warmer air is expected to return to Kentucky as we
> officially wrap up the summer season next week. By the mid week
> temperatures may creep back toward the mid and even a few upper
> 80s…TG
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