FW: WKYT – October 8, 2007

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> Subject: WKYT – October 8, 2007
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> WKYT e-news
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> News Updates
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> Suspicious Fire Destroys Home
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> Investigators are looking into a fire that destroyed a Lincoln
> County home.
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> Law Enforcement In Standoff With Escaped Kentucky Convict
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> Law enforcement agents are surrounding a suburban Pittsburgh hotel
> where they say an escaped convict from
> Kentucky is holding them at
> bay.
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> KY Fugitive Evades Police Once Again
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> He slipped away again! This weekend, police nearly caught a
> Kentucky jail escapee and one of the nation’s most wanted fugitives.
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> Federal Mediator Called To To Help With Nurses’ Strike
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> The mediator is working to resolve a dispute between the Kentucky
> and West Virginia Nurses Associations and Appalachian Regional
> Healthcare.
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> Lexington Murder Suspect Makes Court Appearance
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> A man charged in two Lexington murders will answer to charges for
> another crime in Louisville on Monday afternoon.
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> Weather Updates
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> It was a record setting Monday here in the bluegrass as afternoon
> highs reached the low 90s across Central and Eastern Kentucky. We
> haven’t seen this kind of heat in October in nearly a half century
> but the good news is Fall is actually going to finally make an
> appearance later this week. A cold front stretched out across the
> Central Plains will eventually slide through the Ohio Valley on
> Tuesday bringing some much needed rain fall to the area. A
> secondary front into Wednesday will allow a good push of cool air
> to move into our region so those 90s should be replaced by high in
> the 60s by late this week! An upper low over the Great Lakes could
> throw a few showers our way on Friday and highs may struggle to
> even reach 60 degrees for a high temperature. It’s conceivable some
> patchy frost could form over the weekend with chilly early morning
> lows down into the 30s. Get set for the big changes to come later
> this week…TG
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