FW: WKYT – September 23, 2007

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> Subject: WKYT – September 23, 2007
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> News Updates
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> Rowan Issues No Burn Ban
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> An eastern Kentucky county has issued a state of emergency due to
> the current drought situation.
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> Bluegrass Singer Killed In Fire
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> Fire claims the life of country and bluegrass hall of famer, Larry
> Fuller. The music legend died early Sunday morning after his tour
> bus caught fire right next to his home.
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> Man Killed In Single Engine Plane Crash
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> WORTHINGTON, Ky. (AP) – An 80-year-old man died Saturday when
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> single-engine plane he was piloting crashed into the Ohio River
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> eastern Kentucky.
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> Execution on hold; community remembers pain of lawmen’s slaying
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> widow says she cannot move on until execution carried out
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> Weather Updates
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> Summer-like temperatures continue today with many places peaking
> into the upper 80’s and lower 90’s. So, while the official start to
> the Fall season is tomorrow, it sure won’t feel like it. Expect
> these hot temperatures to stay around through Monday. Our next best
> shot for rain will be during the Tuesday through Thursday time
> frame as a cold front approaches the area. Southerly flow ahead of
> the frontal boundary will enhance moisture levels significantly and
> this should help to bring much needed soaking rains to much of the
> Bluegrass. Whether that flow will grab additional Gulf moisture
> will be the key factor in how much rainfall we receive on Tuesday
> and Wednesday. Behind this front, expect much more seasonal
> temperatures with highs in the middle 70’s by the end of the work
> week.
> -Lauren
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