FW: WKYT – October 23, 2007

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> Subject: WKYT – October 23, 2007
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> News Updates
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> Possible Staph Infection At Lafayette High School
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> A parent reported a Lafayette High School student was diagnosed
> with a type of staph infection, but officials have not yet
> confirmed it.
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> Homeowner Returns Home To Confront Burglar
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> A burglary at a Richmond home today ends up with the suspect coming
> face-to-face with the man who lives there.
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> Teen Pleads Guilty To Killing Former Teacher
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> The trial for a Mercer County teenager, charged in the murder of a
> retired school teacher, ended before it ever started on Monday
> morning.
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> Kentucky Minister Accused Of Causing Deadly Crash
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> A southern Kentucky minister, known for helping others, is now
> accused of ending a life.
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> Accused Murderer Competent To Stand Trial
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> A competency hearing today for a man police say beat a Laurel
> County man to death.
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> Weather Updates
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> After some sunshine early on Monday, skies clouded up quickly and
> some much needed rain moved into Central and Eastern Kentucky on
> Monday afternoon. It appears this will be just what the doctor
> ordered for drought ravaged Kentucky with several days of possible
> rain in our area. A cold front is slowly moving eastward with the
> Gulf of Mexico wide open for business so abundant moisture
> continues to stream northward. The front will check up as a wave of
> low pressure moves in from the west and stalls out over Arkansas
> into the mid week. This will keep the rainfall chances around much
> of this week as it may take until Friday for the low to completely
> clear the area. The heaviest rain could fall into early Tuesday
> with an inch or two of rain possible in a few spots. The scattered
> shower chances and clouds should hold temperatures down, especially
> behind the front with highs falling into the low and mid 50s for
> later this week. By the upcoming weekend, temperatures should
> moderate slightly with pleasantly cool temperatures under partly
> cloudy skies. Enjoy the much needed rain this week…TG
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