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> Sent: Tuesday, October 23, 2007 3:02 PM
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> Subject: WKYT – October 23, 2007
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> News Updates
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> Heavy Rain Drenches Much Of The State
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> For the first time in a long time, commuters across much of the
> state had a rainy commute on Tuesday morning.
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> Health Officials Investigate Possible Staph Infections
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> Health officials are trying to determine whether nine high school
> students and a jail inmate in Kentucky have contracted a strain of
> antibiotic resistant staph infections.
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> Man Accused Of Killing Parents In Court
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> A central Kentucky man, charged with murdering his parents six-
> months ago, will be in court today for an arraignment.
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> City Considers Taking Over Unkempt Properties
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> In one Madison County community, if you don’t keep your property
> maintained, you could lose it to the local government.
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> Investigation Into Death Of Southern KY 11-Year-Old
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> Coroner Andy Croley says initial reports indicate the child, who
> was a student at Whitley North Elementary, came into contact with
> an unknown chemical. Grief counselors have been on hand this week
> to help students cope with the loss.
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> Weather Updates
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> It was a soggy Tuesday across parts of Kentucky with some
> significant rain falling across the western and central parts of
> the state. Rainfall totals have been in the 3 to 5 inch range since
> the start of the event and a frontal system slowly working through
> the region and an area of low pressure expected to cut off just to
> our southwest, we are looking at more beneficial rain through the
> mid and into the late week. Unfortunately the area of the state
> that needs it most, far Eastern Kentucky has seen the least as far
> as rainfall goes, but that may change over the next couple of days.
> We should be in the favored area as moisture continues to funnel
> northward out of the Gulf of Mexico so keep the umbrellas handy.
> While this rainfall may not totally eliminate the long tern
> drought, it has improved things in the short term with the
> additional shower chances quite promising for the rest of the week.
> Temperatures will stay a little cooler over the next few days with
> highs into the upper 50s and lower 60s. By the weekend the cut off
> low should be far enough east to end the rain across Kentucky but a
> few showers could linger into Saturday morning. The rest of the
> weekend looks pleasant with highs remaining into the upper 50s and
> low 60s into early next week…TG
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