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From: WKYT E-News [mailto:wkytenews@nl.clickability.com]
Sent: Wednesday, August 29, 2007 6:01 AM
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Subject: WKYT - August 29, 2007
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WKYT e-news
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News Updates
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Mandatory Water Restrictions
Kentucky American Water says residents in seven counties must limit
their water use.
Lay Offs Expected At Central Kentucky Plant
A Montgomery County plant is set to lay off more than 100
employees.
Police Bust Accused Copper Thieves In Huge Heist
Winchester police have arrested three men accused in the biggest
copper heist in the city's history.
Civil Lawsuit Against Shane Ragland
A day after Shane Ragland admitted to killing former UK football
player Trent Digiuro, 27 NEWSFIRST has learned a civil suit against
Ragland, by the Digiuro family will likely go forward.
Fayette County School Officials Say Property Tax Is In Need
A day after passing a property tax increase, Fayette County school
officials say they're eager to show the community why it's so badly
needed.
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Weather Updates
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The heat came back around on Tuesday across Central and Eastern
Kentucky and while it should remain in place for the next couple of
days, we should see another cool down in the coming days. Afternoon
highs reached the low and mid 90s Tuesday with a little more haze
in the air as well. With enough moisture working northward, a few
isolated storms fired during the heating of the day across Southern
Kentucky. A frontal system will slowly approach the area late
Wednesday and into Thursday, setting the stage for a few more
storms and also cooling our temperatures down a bit. By the late
week, highs should drop back into the 80s and the first half of the
holiday weekend looks pleasant with some sunshine and highs in the
low and mid 80s. It does appear that moisture will begin to return
from the Gulf by late Sunday, increasing the chances for scattered
storms now into Labor Day...TG
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