Deaths Lela Morley and Johnny Heard
Funeral service for Lela F Morley 91 of Eudora pending through Warren McElwain Mortuary Eudora Chapel. She died March 31 2013. Johnny Carol Heard 70 of Oskaloosa died March 30 2013. Memorial service set for April 3 2013 at Quisenberry Funeral Home Tonganoxie Kansas.
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EITC debate over tax relief vs. elderly housing burden in Kansas
Kansas lawmakers debate reducing the state EITC to fund higher Homestead Property Tax refunds. King argues aid to elderly and disabled is preserved, while critics say targeting low income families harms the poor. Supporters note 200000+ Kansas families receive the EITC, average state share is 380 dollars.
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Senior Services recruits meal delivery volunteers
Douglas County Senior Services seeks volunteer drivers to deliver hot noon meals in Lawrence and a Lecompton route. Donors use their own vehicles, must hold a valid license and insurance and be able to lift 20 pounds. Sign up via Shannon at 785-842-0543.
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Ottawa murder case remembered by retired agent
A decades old Ottawa murder case involved three people found dead in a parked car. Retired Kansas Bureau of Investigation agent Jim Malson, 76, led the inquiry and recalls the scene with Hazel in the front seat, Steve in the rear, and Longfellow behind the wheel. All had contact wounds, seven bullets recovered, and indications of a gun pressed to their heads. Longfellow may have attempted to flee, possibly kicked before being shot.
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Mysterious 1964 triple murder case still unsolved
A cold case from 1964 in Franklin County remains unsolved as investigators review a cryptic string of tips. Police found an unidentified young man in Anderson County with a fractured skull, leading to theories of a possible hit. Family memories and a destroyed car haunt relatives as detectives pursue any viable lead.
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Address Change Addressed to Lawrence Journal-World
Postmaster notice instructs readers to send address changes to Lawrence Journal-World at P O Box 888 Lawrence Kansas 66044 0888 with clear mailing instructions for subscription updates.
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