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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 2012
Page
2
Lowell Edward Dodd 76 of Lawrence died Wednesday at his residence. Funeral services set for 10 am Friday at Heritage Baptist Church with visitation 9 to 10 am at the church. Burial will be in Alpine Cemetery. Services arranged by Rumsey-Yost Funeral Home.
G Merl Caldwell 87 of Hutchinson died April 3 2012 at Hutchinson Regional Medical Center He was a WWII Army Air Corps pilot and co owner of Caldwell Greenhouse Survived by wife Jo four children two brothers twelve grandchildren and five great grandchildren Cremation has taken place Memorial service April 7 2012 at First United Methodist Church Burial at Fairlawn Memorials to Church or Hutchinson Public Library Elliott Mortuary is handling arrangements
Funeral services for Edson F Mills 90 of Lawrence will be at 11:00 a.m. Monday April 9 2012 at Central United Methodist Church in Lawrence with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. Mills died March 30 2012 at Pioneer Ridge Nursing Facility. He served in the Navy and worked at the Kansas State Employment Service later Lawrence Job Service retiring in 1989. He was honored by Gov. John Carlin and the Lawrence City Commission for his public service. He was a Boy Scout leader and active in his church and local clubs. He married Edna Mae Graff in 1948. she preceded him in death in 2008. Surviving are a son and a daughter plus nephews. Funeral home visitation Friday and public viewing hours are listed with Rumsey-Yost. Memorials may be given to Central United Methodist Church.
Concordia area Cloud County Community College plans to lower three wind turbines 110 feet tall to avoid FAA issues and preserve about 1 million dollars in federal grants. The project, costing roughly 150 thousand dollars, will keep the windmills on a hill south of campus and move flight patterns at Blosser Municipal Airport. June civil rights symposium to feature hate group researcher Bramblett at Johnson County Community College in Overland Park.
Judge Nuss says all funding options are poor as the Supreme Court prepares for furloughs if the March 31 appropriation is not approved. House Speaker O Neal claims internal funds can cover gaps, while Douglas County faces at least 40 affected employees. Brownback urges quick action during wrap-up, but funding disputes linger over school money and budgeting methods.
Ginsburg and colleagues model planets torn from stars by the Galactic Center black hole. Simulations show planets can be flung outward at hypervelocity, possibly remaining active while transiting their host stars. Detecting such rogue planets may become possible as stars dim when planets pass in front.
Former U S Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell urged a negotiated Israeli Palestinian peace and mutual recognition with Arab states to unite against Iran. He called for limited military action abroad and caution, and urged democratic transition support without dictating outcomes. Mitchell reminded that the United States achieved greatness from the Declaration and the Constitution.
The Lawrence Journal World published daily by The World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire streets Lawrence KS provides contact emails for story ideas and a newsroom phone and toll free number Local offices listed as 609 N H and 645 N H News Center in Lawrence with standard postmaster and address change information including P O Box 888 and street addresses in Lawrence Kansas 66044.
A brief attention grab notes a poll question about employment status. The item suggests a respondent or survey context where the phrase I am currently without an employer is highlighted. No specific names, dates, or organizations are provided in the readable text.
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