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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 2011
Page
2
Delbert F. Erhart 95 of rural Linwood died Sunday April 3 at the home of his daughter Sue Pine and son in law Roger Pine. Funeral services are pending and will be announced by Warren McElwain Mortuary in Lawrence.
Funeral services for Tifani Delores Cutty 25 of Lawrence will be held at Rumsey-Yost Funeral Home at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. She died March 31 2011 at her home. Survivors include her daughter Journee Matter her mother Tamie Simonsen and husband Timothy Simonsen of Perry her father John Paul Cutty and wife Daisy Cutty of Lawton plus siblings and nieces and nephews. Memorials to the Tifani Cutty Memorial Fund may be sent care of the funeral home.
Funeral services for Gary E Rath 74 of Perry proceed Friday at Chapel Oaks Lawrence with burial at Ozawkie Cemetery He died Friday April 1 2011 at Stormont Vail Regional Health Center Topeka He was born June 21 1936 in Ozawkie son of Glen William and Virginia May Rath Survived by wife Sue Ireland Rath two sons Gary Jr and Randy Topeka three daughters Valerie Dunn Sheryl Rath and Tamera Barber two sisters Phyllis Bowers and Joy Boyd 13 grandchildren and several great grandchildren Preceded by brother Steven and granddaughter Stephanie Ortiz The family will receive friends one hour before services Memorials to Jefferson County Humane Society in care of the funeral home.
Georgia Jessup 69 of Lawrence died Wednesday March 23 2011 at Hospice House Topeka. Graveside services will be held Thursday at 4 p.m. in Oak Hill Cemetery. She was born October 16 1941 in Mound City to Mildred Harris and Larry Merkle. She was a Lawrence High School graduate and worked as a bus driver. Surviving are a son Robbin Jessup a daughter Glee Jessup three brothers three grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Davidson Funeral Home Topeka handles arrangements.
Researchers led by Smith found HCA levels near zero in hot dogs bacon and chicken meat but detected higher amounts in chicken skin. They caution the skin contains most of the HCA while meat remains low. Findings appear in Meat Science and further work on marinades spices and enhanced meats is planned with results expected later this year.
The article notes great blue herons feed on fish and snakes, with one observer recalling a snake as long as the bird. Shawnee experts discuss nesting rookeries, March courtship, April to July breeding, and the need to protect green spaces to balance wildlife viewing with residents' interests.
The Kansas Leadership Center’s first case study, featuring Lawrence figures like then Mayor David Dunfield and City Commissioner Boog Highberger, chronicles the 2009 smoking ban debate. It notes criticism, delays, and lessons about leadership style, listening, and timelines. The study urges research, stakeholder inclusion, and flexible thinking.
Lawrence voters have time to study candidates for the City Commission and the School Board ahead of Tuesday’s election. Visit LJWorld.com/elections to watch videos read profiles and transcripts and participate in an online straw poll for more information.
Debra Nitcher a 55 year old Topeka woman died Sunday afternoon after being struck by a BNSF eastbound train near Kansas Highway 33 in Wellsville. She was walking eastbound and stepped onto the tracks around 2 30 p m according to the Kansas Highway Patrol.
The Lawrence Journal-World lists newsroom and editorial contacts including editors Dennis Anderson Caroline Trowbridge Ann Gardner and Tom Keegan along with staff emails and phone lines for departments such as news sports classifieds circulation and advertising and provides postal and mailing details for subscribers and postmasters.
Readers are urged to visit LJWorld.com to view latest responses and submit their vote in today’s poll. The call to action emphasizes engaging with the site for full results and participation.
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