FW: WKYT – October 1, 2007

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> Subject: WKYT – October 1, 2007
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> News Updates
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> Firefighters Hospitalized After Massive Fire
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> As many as four buildings downtown Jackson caught fire. Officials
> say the firefighters all suffered smoke inhalation.
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> A Scare For Passengers On Board Flight To Lexington
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> A Comair flight made a safe, overnight landing at Blue Grass
> Airport, after an indicator light came on, telling the pilots
> something was wrong with the plane.
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> Former Teacher Fears For Children Found Living In Filth
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> by Dave Spencer
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> Frankfort police found two children and 99 year old man living in
> filth. Now a former teacher of one of the children living in
> filthy conditions told 27 NEWSFIRST that she reported the abuse to
> social services a year ago, but nothing was done.
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> Two Special Deliveries For Former UK Football Star
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> Former UK football star Pookie Jones welcomed two special additions
> to his family Saturday afternoon. Just before the Wildcats kicked
> off, Pookie and his wife, Leslie, became the proud parents of a
> healthy baby boy, Brody. But their new addition is just the
> beginning of the story.
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> Crews Keep Close Eye On Leaning Water Tower
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> by Andy Cunningham
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> A busy Eastern Kentucky road is shut down as a leaning water tower
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> looms above it. Officials say it’s not a matter of if the tower in
> Jackson County will come down, but when.
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> Weather Updates
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> We have seen another day of plentiful sunshine here across the
> Bluegrass with temperatures a bit warmer than Saturday. High
> pressure has been keeping us high and dry, but as it continues to
> shift off to the east, southerly flow will pump back in the
> moisture and those warmer temps. A frontal boundary will try to
> swing through here on Monday, but unfortunately only adding a few
> clouds to the forecast. A dry stretch looks to be setting up for
> our work week. As moisture slowly, but surely increases by Thursday
> and Friday, a pulse afternoon shower or two can’t be ruled out.
> Although, it seems our next big shot of rain holds off until the
> end of next weekend. In the meantime, expect a gradual warm-up in
> temperatures with highs back into the mid and upper 80’s by the end
> of the week. Have a great week!
> -Lauren
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