Death notice for Gary Rath of Perry
Gary Eugene Rath 74 died April 1 2011 at Stormont Vail HealthCare Topeka. Services pending with Lawrence Chapel Oaks Funeral Services with burial planned at Ozawkie Cemetery.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 2011
Page
1
Gary Eugene Rath 74 died April 1 2011 at Stormont Vail HealthCare Topeka. Services pending with Lawrence Chapel Oaks Funeral Services with burial planned at Ozawkie Cemetery.
A Wakarsar Valley student created a poster praising efforts to save the Lawrence area school. The Lawrence school board voted to close the school southeast of Clinton Lake at the end of the year and will decide soon what to do with the building as it nears its 50th birthday.
District officials weigh options to keep Wakarusa Valley active for Cub Scouts Girl Scouts 4 Hers Rural Water District meetings and area events while considering moving Adult Education and Diploma Completion programs. Virtual School could be a solution but is not yet approved.
A reader poll asks if boosting speed limits to 75 on some Kansas highways is a good idea. Online responses invite participation at LJWorld.com, with options Yes No I don't know.
Steven Barlow leads NIH funded effort creating the NTrainer System a device that teaches premature babies to suck with a mechanized pacifier mirroring optimal patterns. The NICU benefit lowers costs and speeds development, addressing a major hurdle before discharge.
Kansas lawmakers advanced a suite of measures including a 21 week abortion restriction with parental consent for minors and tighter clinic rules, while a 75 mph speed limit for certain highways and a three foot passing rule for bicycles gained support. A photo ID to vote bill heads to Brownback, with citizenship proof for new voters set for 2013. Taxes face cuts amid revenue strains and arts funding remains contested as state funding for the Arts Commission hangs in limbo.
Fort Riley soldiers choose Kansas for retirement with Sgt Maj Steve Waller citing strong community ties in Clay Center. Officials report about 300 Fort Riley retirees annually and the Army estimate 3,400 retirees live in the area, with Chamber of Commerce estimates suggesting more than half remain locally.
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