Author: kg4vma

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> Subject: WKYT – August 21, 2007
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> News Updates
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> Drug Store Robbery Suspects In Custody
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> As employees were opening The Medicine Shop this morning, two men
> entered, demanding drugs.
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> Evidence Wanted For DNA Testing In Old Murder Case Missing
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> Two pieces of crucial evidence wanted for DNA testing by a Kentucky
> Death Row inmate are missing.
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> Woman Charged For Hindering Police Investigation
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> An employee of a group that helps victims of spouse abuse is
> charged with tipping a client to a pending raid by law
> enforcement.
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> Philadelphia Firm Files Lawsuit Against Mattel
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> A Philadelphia lawyer says an apology and a recall from Mattel just
> aren’t enough.
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> Two-Year-Old Found Wandering Streets
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> A two-year-old boy is found wandering the streets of Danville. His
> mother says he left the home while he should have been sleeping.
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> Weather Updates
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> It was just what the doctor ordered weather wise on Tuesday across
> Central and Eastern Kentucky: a good soaking rainfall. With the
> remnants of what was tropical storm Erin last week moving through
> the heart of the bluegrass, most locations picked up a solid 1 to 2
> inch rainfall Tuesday with several locations receiving 3 inches
> plus. This should at least put a bit of a dent into the drought
> situation temporarily. Unfortunately the big time heat will return
> quickly with afternoon highs surging back into the mid and even
> upper 90s into the mid and late week. It was be pretty
> uncomfortable to be out and about during the hottest part of the
> day later this week so keep that in mind. Another frontal system
> will slowly move into Kentucky during the upcoming weekend
> providing another shot at some much needed rain and cooling our
> temperatures down a bit as well…TG
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> —–Original Message—–
> From: WKYT E-News [mailto:wkytenews@nl.clickability.com]
> Sent: Tuesday, August 21, 2007 6:01 AM
> To: kg4vma@gmail.com
> Subject: WKYT – August 21, 2007
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> WKYT e-news
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> News Updates
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> Two-Year Old Found Wandering Streets
>
> A two-year old boy is found wandering the streets of Danville. His
> mother says he left the home while he should have been sleeping.
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> Hurricane Dean Hits Yucatan Peninsula
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> The National Hurricane Center says the eye of Hurricane Dean has
> reached Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula.
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> Highway Expansion Is Unearthing Some Controversy
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> by Jermont Terry
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> An expansion of U.S. 25 in Scott County will force some homes,
> businesses and even more than 30 graves to move.
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> Boy Escapes Possible Abduction
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> Was it a prank or something more sinister?
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> A Georgetown middle
> school student claims he was nearly abducted after getting off the
> bus last week.
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> Mayor Names Committee To Find New Police Chief
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> Mayor Jim Newberry named a committee Monday to find the successor
> to Lexington’s Police Chief Anthany Beatty.
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> It was a hot and humid start to the work week here in Central and
> Eastern Kentucky with afternoon highs surging into the low 90s once
> again. With a stationary front to our north and plenty of moisture
> in place, a few scattered storms popped up with the heating of the
> day. We should see an increase in our thunderstorm chances for
> Monday night and into Tuesday with the front to our north and the
> remnants of what once was Tropical Storm Erin sliding northeastward
> through the Ohio Valley. The best chance for any heavy rain should
> be across the northern counties closer to the front, and a Flood
> Watch is posted for Northern Kentucky into early Tuesday. The storm
> chances will hang around into Tuesday before things dry out and
> heat up again toward the mid week. Highs should work back into the
> mid and upper 90s through Friday with another front bringing the
> potential for storms late Saturday and into Sunday along with
> slightly cooler air. Given the drought situation, we can use all
> the rain we can get…TG
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